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I really enjoyed reading about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Before reading this article, I had never read or heard about it in this much detail. What I think is particularly striking about this piece is that Rosa Parks comes off as this quiet and mild-mannered woman -- someone who you would never think would challenge the constitutionality of a law--but she is not hesitant at all to do so. --Katie Nelson | I really enjoyed reading about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Before reading this article, I had never read or heard about it in this much detail. What I think is particularly striking about this piece is that Rosa Parks comes off as this quiet and mild-mannered woman -- someone who you would never think would challenge the constitutionality of a law--but she is not hesitant at all to do so. --Katie Nelson | ||
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| + | Along with everyone else here, i found this article to be very enlightening, i had often heard the story of Rosa Parks and the bus boycott, but i had never really gotten details, i have to say that the need for people to work makes things like boycotts possible and that this situation showed that especially well what with everyone lying simply because they needed the work and lobar that was being done by african americans. -Julie Robert | ||
== Cynthia Griggs Fleming, “Ruby Doris Smith Robinson and Black Women’s Leadership in SNCC” == | == Cynthia Griggs Fleming, “Ruby Doris Smith Robinson and Black Women’s Leadership in SNCC” == | ||
