Black to the back.
This isn’t the 1800s — it’s 2026.
I’m sharing this for two reasons:
1. I’m looking for a human rights attorney who handles racism and discrimination cases.
2. I’m looking for a counselor familiar with racial trauma and discrimination before I return to work.
Black to the back.
But the damage was already done. My son and I were traumatized by the experience.
When we arrived in McAllen, the driver claimed she had asked her supervisor to fix the seating issue, but I had already contacted police to report the incident.
Black to the back.
This isn’t the 1800s — it’s 2026.
When the driver came back, she demanded I return to my assigned seat. When I asked her to show me where 14C was, she admitted again that the seat didn’t exist. Once I started recording, she suddenly said I could sit anywhere.
Black to the back.
She assigned me to “14C,” a seat that didn’t even exist. I didn’t realize what was happening at first, but later, when only 5 passengers remained on the bus, I moved closer to the middle so my special needs son and I could sit more comfortably.
Black to the back.
This isn’t the 1800s — it’s 2026.
On Greyhound bus #87101 from Houston to McAllen, there were only 4 Black passengers: two women, myself, and my 4-year-old son. The driver placed all of us in the very back of the bus near the restroom.
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