Rosa Parks
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- Rosa Parks Biography Rosa Parks was born Rosa Louise McCauley on February 4, 1913, in Tuskegee, Alabama.....
- Feb. 4, 1913
- I'm going to name you Rosa. Rosa Louise McCauley.
- Two Years Later
- huh?
- This relationship isn't going to work James.
- Fine, then let's split up, Leona! I don't want to keep arguing.
- Fine!
- Fine! I'll take the kids to live with my parents in Pine Level, Alabama.
- Say 'goodbye' to your father Rosa.
- 1 week later
- Bye.
- Bye.
- SLAM
- Cafe
- We shouldn't have to do all that....
- Cafe
- ticket
- ticket
- Ok, get in from the back. Stay in the colored section, and give up yourseat to a white person!
- Cafe
- Hrmph.
- Cafe
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- Mommy, look! We should vote for the next president!
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- *sigh* Unfortunately, Black people aren't allowed to vote Rosa.
- Why not?
- I... don't know. Most White people think that people like us are inferior to them, and we shouldn't be allowed to do things that they can.
- What does inferior mean?
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- I know, but for some reason they don't agree. That's just the way it is for now.
- Not as worthy or deserving.
- That's not true! we're just the same as them!
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- Why do people have to make the world bad?
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- hmph.
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- Whoa. There are black kids and white kids playing together! this could happen for real!
- Yeah, sure!
- Hey, can I play?
- Rosa Parks Biography Many instances and situations like these 4 gave Rosa Parks determination, drive, insperation, and hope. She felt that she must do something to make the world a better place and take a stand.
- Rosa Parks Biography On December 1, 1955 Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus, causing her arrest and court trials. She was taking her stand and making a point. She helped institute a bus boycot, which lasted 381 days and ended with a supreme court ruling saying that segregation on buses was unconstitutional and no longer allowed in montgomery. Rosa Parks did her duty and played a major role in ending segregation.
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