The hall was segregated, so Ms. Price and her mother sat in the "colored" section.
There was a small colored population and an old colored section, but the town was at least superficially integrated.
Her father died of an asthma attack, unattended in the colored section of a hospital waiting room.
On the third day of the trial, a black woman sitting in the "colored" section, upstairs, dropped a book to get my attention.
Donnie's debut album is "The Colored Section" (Giant Step/Motown), whose title and concept, he explained, were inspired by George C. Wolfe's play "The Colored Museum".
When the team went downtown to a movie, the three black players were sent to the colored section in the balcony, while their white teammates were seated downstairs.
The bus driver, believing he had authority under Jim Crow, demanded that her aunt and the other African American passengers move to a row further back in the colored section.
At the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, in Washington, D.C., on May 30 , 1922 remarks by Robert Moton, the principal of the Tuskegee Institute, received special attention from the "colored" section of the audience.
He died as a white man in 1873, during a brief period when a "reformed Southern society" seemed "tantalizingly within reach," but was buried in a colored section of St . Louis Cemetery
She later wrote in her autobiography: "Shaking hands with the Queen of England was a long way from being forced to sit in the colored section of the bus going into downtown Wilmington, N.C".
Living in Harlem Y .W. C. A. She has bought a home in Philadelphia colored section where she expects to live between concerts with her mother and two sisters.
