Rosa Parks: A Life

Rosa Parks: A Life

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Format Paperback
Language English
Published Nov 1, 2005
Publisher Demco Media
ISBN-10 0606346104
ISBN-13 9780606346108
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Douglas Brinkley chronicles the inspiring journey of Rosa Parks, illuminating her childhood in the oppressive landscape of Jim Crow Alabama. He delves into the foundational experiences that shaped her character, highlighting the challenges and injustices she faced as a young African American girl. Through vivid storytelling, Brinkley paints a picture of the societal constraints that Parks would eventually rise against.

As Parks matures, her unwavering commitment to civil rights becomes evident, leading her to a pivotal moment in history. Brinkley’s meticulous research and compelling narrative bring to life not just the iconic figure of Rosa Parks, but also the broader struggle for racial equality, showing how one person's courage can spark a movement that reshapes a nation.

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