For the residents of Riviera Beach, it has been a long time coming.
Mary Brabham has been a resident of Riviera Beach for years. She says the change is welcome.
"It's time to let the past be the past. We are moving forward and do things not for one, but for all."
According to Riviera Beach Mayor Thomas Masters, Old Dixie Highway served as a reminder that this city was once heavily segregated.
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17 comments:
Away, away, away down South in Kenya......
Having trouble fitting the lyrics....
1 less place for me to go to.
Mary is a moron
That's just how we tell where the bad areas in town are, Any "Martin Lurher King" or "Rosa Parks" street is to be avoided, Same thing with "Obama" named roads...set the GPS te avoid those places.
SHEEP
it intersects with al Sharpton st, and jesse Jackson dr
The new USA where whiners rule.
The road to hell.
Just for some irony, it should be a toll road.
I used t live in that area. Believe me, Riviera Beach is the armpit of southeast Florida.
If I lived there, that sign would stay shot up.
Shoot it up,
Who goes there lol
To bad that once something is named after someone they don't have to pay for the upkeep of it!
I heard they r gonna rename DC to HC in honor of the next pres
Throw crap on it.
This was done to piss off the white southerners.
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