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Race, Class, and the Stigma of Riding the Bus in America

2012-07-23 ~ Mark

Choice commuters want a transit solution that seems modern, even if it’s actually old school. Really, they want a transportation choice that feels made for people just like them.

Race, Class, and the Stigma of Riding the Bus in America

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