For example. I pay a considerable sum of money to play indoors at Islington Tennis Centre. Eighty percent of the time, the next people to play indicate that your time is up by unzipping their racket covers and strolling on court, without saying a word, without a smile, without acknowledging your existence except as an impediment. In America that would be not just unacceptable but inconceivable.
How one woman’s Route 66 story of segregation and hospitality is kept alive
today
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In Springfield, Missouri, Alberta Ellis helped create a welcoming world for
Black motorists during segregation. The businesswoman left a lasting legacy.
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