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Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Rosa Parks
On December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks took the bus. She sat in the middle section between the white front and the black back. When a white needed a seat in her row, she was supposed to stand and move away. She did not. It was a gutsy move on her part. The driver had her arrested and Martin Luther King Jr. helped organize a boycott of Montgomery's buses.
Ms. Parks died on October 24. Here's to you, Ms. Parks. - served up by Oven @ 7:35 PM
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I just heard a radio news report that Rosa Parks' funeral lasted 7 hours. If this is true, the good woman must be turning in her grave. I can't imagine that a woman who refused to change seats because she was tired, would ever subject those who loved her to a 7 hour funeral service! Svenmom
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