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Rosa Parks

by Sandy Bridget Donovan

Series: African-American Biographies - Raintree

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Rosa Parks was an ordinary African-American woman in 1955, when she changed history. Discover the life story of Rosa Parks and what it has meant to the Civil Rights Movement. This biography tells the stories of her life with insightful details and vivid photos and explains how perseverance has continued to set examples today. Readers will be inspired to learn about Rosa Parks and how she overcame adversity and hardships, while making her mark in the world.… (more)
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Rosa Parks was an ordinary African-American woman in 1955, when she changed history. Discover the life story of Rosa Parks and what it has meant to the Civil Rights Movement. This biography tells the stories of her life with insightful details and vivid photos and explains how perseverance has continued to set examples today. Readers will be inspired to learn about Rosa Parks and how she overcame adversity and hardships, while making her mark in the world.
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323.092Social sciences › Political Science › Civil and political rights › Civil Rights › Biography And History › Biography

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F334.M753Local History of the United States, Canada and Latin America › United States local history › Alabama

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