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Janice Lord’s quest for spiritual discernment started on a Greyhound bus in the summer of 1961. Just 16, she had left her small-town farming community in Wellington, Kan., for missionary work in Haiti and Jamaica. On the way to the Miami airport to meet the others in a youth delegation, she stopped in Dallas. It was here that she first encountered segregated restrooms, drinking fountains and seating on public transportation. “We were just floored,” says the 76-year-old Arlington resident. She and her new friends “decided right then and there we were going to break the bus rules” and sat among the Black passengers who made their way to the back of the bus.

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