Jordan reavse Teacher Mrs.singleton. Birth and family  Rosa Parks was born in february 4,1913.  Rosa Parks pass in October 24, 20005.     She was.

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Jordan reavse Teacher Mrs.singleton

Birth and family  Rosa Parks was born in february 4,1913.  Rosa Parks pass in October 24,     She was born in Tuskegee Alabama.  Rosa Parks kids names are Robert, Ricard and Rosa Parks JR. She has two twins who are Robert and Ricard.

childhood  Rosa Parks childhood wasn`t not to good for her because she was living on a born.     Alabama was building transportation for the whites  While the black people walk to school.  The blacks went to a one room school-house  They often had lacking desk and adequate school supplies.

School and job.  Rosa Parks when to school at Industrial school for girls  Alabama sate teachers college for Negroes * Her job was Advancement for colered people

Why person is famous  Because she is a Civil Rigths leader baecause she refused to give up her seat for a white person. So the bus driver told three rolls to move back.  

Why I admire my person  The reason why I admire my person because she stand up for her self. And she refuse to give up her seat for a white person.Because she got tired suffering. And being called colored people. Rosa Parks is not living.   