https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6 Claudette Colvin said, “When I heard on the news that it was Rosa Parks, I had several feelings: I was glad an adult had finally stood up to the system, but I felt left out. I was thinking, Hey, I did that months ago and everybody dropped me.” (HC: p.61 / TP: p. 67) She goes on to share some ideas about why she thinks the black leaders chose to use Rosa Parks’s case as inspiration for the bus boycott rather than her own. What do you think? YOU MUST WRITE YOUR FIRST NAME AND LAST INITIAL. en-us 2019-03-28 18:42:10 UTC 2019-04-10 13:37:25 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/346551522 I always wondered why Claudette Colvin didn't get appreciated for standing up for her own rights. Claudette should have been recognized for the bravery and effort she had that day. Rosa Parks did inspire black people to stand up for their rights but Claudette did do what she did 6 months earlier. ]]> 2019-03-29 13:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/346551522 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347614684 I feel that when Claudette Colvin didn't give up her seat that didn't give her any credit was because she was a child and her thoughts and action didn't mean anything but when an adult did it it meant everything.]]> 2019-04-02 13:32:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347614684 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347642208 When Claudette Colvin didn't give up her seat she everyone did know about it, but she didn't get any recognition for it because she was just a little kid at the time.]]> 2019-04-02 14:16:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347642208 876571 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347642480 Claudette should have been known by everyone because she stood up for herself and black people but since she was a teen people didn't care as much when it was Rosa Parks because she was an adult. They both did the same thing but it was just that she "harassed" the cop and Rosa Parks didn't. In my opinion she should've been more recognized than Rosa Parks but they both were great.]]> 2019-04-02 14:17:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347642480 874184 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347819214 When it said that Rosa Parks got all the credit for not getting out of her seat, when Claudette did the same exact thing I felt like that was wrong. I get that Claudette was only a child but it still was wrong. The only thing that was different about them was that Claudette fought back just a little when the cops came and Rosa just gave them her hands. If I were Claudette at that point I would also feel left out. Claudette was the one who did that a couple of years ago but she didn't get any credit, if anything she just got hate. When Rosa did the same exact thing and she got hundreds of people cheering and saying yay Rosa.]]> 2019-04-02 19:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347819214 10050771 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347831424 I think that Claudette Colvin should get the same recognition as Rosa Parks because they both stood up for theirselves and people and to be honest Claudette should have got a little more recognition because she was young at the time and was scared and fought back at the officers and Rosa elderly and didn't fight back and was quiet and got sent to jail and needed some type of amount of money to get out.In the end they both did something right and stood up for theirselves.]]> 2019-04-02 20:36:46 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347831424 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347886493 I think Claudette was sad because she did not get any credit for giving up her seat on the bus, while Rosa Parks did. Even though Claudette was a child it was still not right. It doesn't matter what age she was she should have gotten some recognition for what she did. I get that Rosa Parks gave up her seat also, but Claudette did the same thing 6 months earlier then Rosa.]]> 2019-04-03 01:22:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/347886493 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/348218203 I think that Claudette didn't understand why they chose Rosa Parks case over hers but she was happy that an adult finally took stand for what was right. So then people would take stand for what they should do and what was right in their heart. But as well I think she should have gotten the same recondition as Rosa Parks, because Claudette did the same thing. In the end I still think they both did the right thing for there rights]]> 2019-04-03 18:07:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/348218203 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/349042279 I think that it was good for Claudette to be happy for Rosa parks. But she was right her and Rosa parks did the same thing and should have been treated like that. Maybe they just didn't recognize what Claudette did but that's hard to miss. It could also be that when this happen Claudette was a young unlike Rosa parks. But at this point who knows.
Hopefully Claudette knows what she did was good even thought she did not get fame like Rosa parks did she should still be helping.]]> 2019-04-05 18:13:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/349042279 https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/350345914 I think that Claudette was happy for Rosa parks because she sees that there is other people who did something like her,but she was sad because she never got noticed and after Rosa parks got noticed everyone didn't care about her anymore so she felt like no one cared about her anymore. Claudette should have had got more noticed because she stud up for African Americans at 15.]]> 2019-04-10 13:33:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kirstyn_egan/d5u0vsyw4rl6/wish/350345914