Obama boards Rosa Parks bus at Michigan fundraiser
Obama aboard the Rosa Parks bus in Dearborn's Henry Ford Museum, April 18, 2012.
/ Official White House Photo by Pete Souza(CBS News) At a campaign fundraiser Wednesday at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, President Obama took a moment to sit aboard the historic bus where Rosa Parks once took a stand in the name of civil rights.
In remarks at a subsequent fundraiser in suburban Detroit, the president said he used the opportunity to reflect on the "courage and tenacity" that he sees as a part of America's "very recent history."
"I actually had the chance to sit in Rosa Parks' bus -- I just sat there for a moment and pondered the courage and tenacity that is part of our very recent history," he said.
The White House released the above photo on Thursday morning.
Popular in Politics
- Officials on Benghazi: "We made mistakes, but without malice" 436 Comments
- Anthony Weiner comeback try begins: Running for NYC mayor 89 Comments
- Major immigration overhaul passes first big test 60 Comments
- Top IRS official to invoke 5th Amendment at congressional testimony 187 Comments
- Will tornado relief funding escape politics?
- U.S. IDs several men possibly responsible for Benghazi attack
- Va. GOP candidate: Planned Parenthood "more lethal" for blacks than KKK 1195 Comments
- Poll: Most think IRS targeting was deliberate 198 Comments














what has he fixed? Please explain this to me?
-----
DJ...I have answered your tired questions so many times!!!!!!!
Obama 2012!!!!! 4 more years to keep fixing our country!!!!!
BALONEY!
Where do you get all this spam?
The Book of Moronism?
Utter nonsense!