1
He and the other colored passengers just had to live with it.
2
He went on with his duty-examiningseveral colored passengers before reaching me.
3
Such regulations as will protect colored passengers from the rudeness and insults of employees of the railroad.
4
That boat employed colored hands, but I knew that colored passengers were not admitted to the cabin.
5
There began the spectacle of colored passengers moving to their places from the integrated cars to the Jim Crow cars.
6
The same class and quality of accommodations for colored passengers as are provided for the most favored class of travellers.
7
George knew it wasn't right and began discreetly approaching colored passengers as the train pulled out of Baltimore en route to Washington.
8
The conductor had already appropriated two seats for himself, and the newsboy routed out two colored passengers, and usurped two other seats.
9
Standing to talk with a man who had charge of my baggage, in the passage-way between the baggage-room and the colored passengers' apartment.
10
He looked around him at the other colored passengers to his left and to his right, grown people, beaten down, hunched in their seats.
11
As Sayres was obliged to admit that he came to Washington to take away colored passengers, he was not regarded with so much favor.
12
Colored passengers had to move, wait, reshuffle themselves, and haul their bags to the newly attached integrated cars.
13
"Want some fried chicken?" the colored passengers would ask him.
14
Colored passengers had to gather up their things and take their second-class seats, reminded, in that instance, that they were now reentering the South.