Paul Stephenson's legacy in Bristol and Britain

In the month after the boycott, Raghbir Singh became Bristol's first bus conductor who was a person of colour. However, Paul Stephenson continued to fight against the way people of colour were being treated. This is why he went into The Bay Horse pub; he wanted to make people realise that the boycott was not enough. The boycott and Paul Stephenson's other work influenced the government to make a change. In 1965 and 1968, new laws were passed that said people of colour could not be treated unfairly.