Rosa Parks Quotes
I Was Born 50 Years After Slavery, In 1913. I Was Allowed To Read. My Mother, Who Was A Teacher, Taught Me When I Was A Very Young Child. The First School I Attended Was A Small Building That Went From First To Sixth Grade. There Was One Teacher For All Of The Students. There Could Be Anywhere From 50 To 60 Students Of All Different Ages.
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