https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0 Using the bullet points from the hyperdoc- answer in a comment here. en-us 2020-03-17 22:16:27 UTC 2020-03-24 20:10:29 UTC hello@padlet.com osbel_deluna https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468508493 my favorite article was the one from ducksters because it provided more information about him and what led up to him becoming an activist. Osbel
My favorite one was the Ducksters article because it just said so much more about him and about everything he did. -Clarissa
My favorite article was the article on ducksters it provided me with more information than t.--sianne
my favorite article about Malcolm X was the ducksters articles, it provided more information on his background. - preston  
My favorite article was about the Ducksters because it showed what he did before he got involved and how his early life was--Alan
My favorite was the Ducksters because it went into more detail and gave more information - Vicki
My favorite article was Duckster because it provided more information about him for me -Alyssa 
My favorite article was the Ducksters because it provided a  lot more information about Malcolm X -Carla
My favorite article was the Ducksters because it gave me more information about Malcolm and all that he did in life. -Fernanda
My favorite article was the Ducksters article, because it went into much more detail about Malcolm's life and doings than the ReadWorks article did. The ReadWorks article appears to gloss over many aspects of his life, almost as if the entire article is a summary instead of an informational article. - Nolan K

]]> 2020-03-20 21:21:41 UTC https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468508493 osbel_deluna https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468524210 They claimed he was a minister who was tired of the inequality and then decided to fight for equality with peaceful protests. Osbel
MLK really wanted to be treated equally so he did things that would make that happen and he did good things. -Clarissa
MLK was tired with how poorly and unequal African Americans were treated. This caused him to have peaceful protest for equal rights.--Sianne
The articles claimed that MLK was looking for equality through peaceful protests. - preston 
MLK wanted to everyone to be treated equally but the Rosa Parks incident made everything change while he did all of this with peaceful protests--Alan
 MLK wanted him and every other colored person to be treated equally, for that he created nonviolence protest -Alyssa 
The articles claim that MLK was a minister who wanted equality for everyone - Vicki
MLK wanted himself and others to be treated equally so he worked hard to change the laws, organize marches, start protests, and much more. -Carla
MLK claimed to be a minister and he wanted every race to have equal rights.-Fernanda 
MLK firmly believed in the Civil Rights movement, claiming to his death that he will fight for equal rights for both whites and blacks. He fought for equal right with non-violent protests, hoping to sway hearts and minds that his people weren't all they were made out to be. - Nolan K]]> 2020-03-20 21:42:24 UTC https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468524210 osbel_deluna https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468525623  She never really meant to start an entire movement, she was simply tired of being pushed around. Osbel
Rosa Parks was just a lady that was tired of giving in so by accident she did something that changed segregation. -Clarissa
Rosa parks never meant to start anything she was tired from being mistreated, this caused her to start the civil rights movement.--Sianne
Rosa park was never really aiming to spark a large part of the civil rights movement, she was just tired of being pushed around. - preston
Rosa Parks was just a lady sick and tired of all the laws she just decided not to give in anymore--Alan 
Rosa Parks was tired of being treated unfairly, she finally refused and little did she know that is sparked a change in segregation. -Alyssa 
Rosa Parks was tired of not being treated equally, and her refusal to give her seat up for a white man was a huge step in the civil rights movement - Vicki
Rosa Parks was tired of giving in so she refused to give up her seat to a white man, her actions started a civil rights movement.-Carla
Rosa Parks stood up for herself simply because she knew it was unfair for her to give up her seat, by her standing up for herself she started a whole movement and even though it wasn't intended the outcome was needed.-Fernanda
Rosa Parks was sick and tired of the discrimination against her people, and decided to stand against it. By peacefully protesting, even if she didn't mean to, she became a beacon to rally with against the oppressive white men and women against them. - Nolan K]]> 2020-03-20 21:44:20 UTC https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468525623 claytonharris1 https://padlet.com/claytonharris1/jb2fv9808yz0/wish/468526018 Please put your name at the end of your comment. Thanks. Coach C. Harris

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