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Take a Stand, Rosa Parks

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"Take a Stand, Rosa Parks" delves into the pivotal moments that shaped one of America’s most iconic figures in the fight for racial justice. Published on January 1, 2005, by Scholastic, this chapter book biography by Peter and Connie Roop offers elementary school readers a compelling look into the life of Rosa Parks. Known for her courageous act of defiance against segregation on a Montgomery bus, Parks' story goes beyond this single event. The book explores the influences and experiences that led her to become a symbol of resistance and a leader in the civil rights movement. Engaging and informative, "Take a Stand, Rosa Parks" not only recounts historical events but also encourages young readers to reflect on the impact of individual actions on broader social changes. Ideal for young readers eager to understand the roots of modern movements for racial equality, this book inspires reflection and the importance of standing up for one's rights.

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Published by Scholastic on January 1, 2005
59 pages
ISBN: 9780439676250
Best for readers in Elementary School
This book provides valuable insights into Racial Justice , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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