R OSA P ARKS by: Natalie Thomas E ARLY Y EARS Rosa Parks liked to go fishing. She has 1 brother. There was only school bus’s for white people. White.

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R OSA P ARKS by: Natalie Thomas

E ARLY Y EARS Rosa Parks liked to go fishing. She has 1 brother. There was only school bus’s for white people. White people went to bigger schools.

M IDDLE Y EARS She got arrested because she sat where white people sat. She told everyone to not ride the bus’s. She was brave.

W HY THIS PERSON IS F AMOUS She was brave. She talked back to too it police men. She changed the laws.

W HY I C HOSE THIS P ERSON I went to the Henry Ford Museum and sat in the spot where she got arrested. She was brave.

T IME LINE In 1955 Rosa Parks was an African American.