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Elizabeth Duff made history in Nashville by becoming the city's first female bus operator and first African American female bus operator. Now, her legacy is being honored at WeGo's Central Transit Station downtown.
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Elizabeth R. Duff, First Woman to Drive a Nashville City Bus, Dies at 72 A Black woman, Mrs. Duff broke gender and race barriers. She died of Covid-19. Elizabeth R. Duff, the first woman to serve as a Nashville city bus driver, endured racial and sexist abuse but was known for her cool head, no-nonsense style, compassion and driving skill.Credit...via Duff family By Stephen Kurczy Published Feb. 23, 2021Updated Feb. 24, 2021 This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic. Read about others . Growing up in segregated Nashville in the 1950s, Elizabeth ...