When Rosa Parks Went Fishing (Leaders Doing Headstands)

Dive into the formative years of a civil rights icon with "When Rosa Parks Went Fishing," a captivating exploration of Rosa Parks' childhood that sheds light on the early experiences shaping her into a pivotal figure in the fight for racial justice. Published on July 31, 2017, this narrative invites elementary school readers to journey alongside young Rosa as she navigates the streams of her youth—both the literal fishing creek and the societal currents of segregation. From wearing homemade clothes to questioning the disparities in her world, such as pondering the taste of "white" water, the book paints a vivid picture of her early encounters with inequality. These poignant moments are not just historical footnotes but stepping stones that led Rosa Parks to become an indomitable force for change. "When Rosa Parks Went Fishing" is an essential addition to any young reader's library, inspiring them to see how youthful curiosity and courage can ignite a lifelong passion for justice. Will Rosa's story encourage you to stand up for what is right?