SEPTA officials honor past heroes for Black History Month
SEPTA is commemorating Black History Month by remembering i ts own heroes and trailblazers. At the forefront among them were eight employees who paved the way for African Americans to work with the Philadelphia Transportation Company (PTC), which eventually turned into SEPTA.
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