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- Making A Difference
- By Erin Patton
- Fight with me, justice for all
- December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a White man. This was her first action to make a difference
- No, I will not!
- Get out of my seat. Go to the back!
- From here, Rosa was arrested, but soon released. Throughout this time, she stayed positive and fought for a change in the justice system as well.
- There will be a change!
- Rosa became a nation wide icon. Delivering speeches and fighting for equality among people of color and striving for equality
- Truth!!
- We must fight for a change! Equality matters!
- She's right!
- President Edgar Nixon called to Rosa Parks to be apart of his team. Rosa become more determined to make a change. She worked for 14 years till 1957. She served to protect black women from violent actions
- Come work for me. I need you on my team. You have a powerful voice!
- Sir, you've got it!
- Rosa spent her later years working as a congresswoman, living with her husband. She still fought for people of color and was always determine to change the system to be fair and square
- I love you, but we must still fight for what is right
- You're right, and we will sweetie!
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