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[minounenette]

Bonjour, pouvez-vous me corriger, s'il vous plaît, mon expression ? Merci

This snapshot shows Claudette Colvin. After a few years of silence, she tells her story on March 2^nd, 1955 in Alabama.

At the age of 15, she stood up alone against segregation. She refused to give her seat to a White. So, she was dragged from

the bus. She was arrested and jailed. Her story happened before Rosa Parks did it but was not heard of because she was very

young and pregnant. That is to say, people thought she was a bad girl.

She reminds about 3 importants women like Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth. They have all been activists

againt segregation.

Today, she advises teenagers. She tells them that they shouldn't accept everything. She wants them to react to injustice.

She has just written a book about her life and segregation. It' s called : "Claudette Colvin, Twice toward justice".

Merci

[Jean B]

Bonjour,

This snapshot shows Claudette Colvin. After a few years of silence, she tells her story on March 2^nd, 1955 in Alabama.

At the age of 15, she stood up alone against segregation. She refused to give her seat to a White. So, she was dragged from out of the bus. She was arrested and jailed. Her story happened before Rosa Parks did it but was not heard of because she was very young and pregnant. That is to say, people thought she was a bad girl.

She reminds about 3 importants <adjectif INVARIABLE women like Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth. They have all been activists against segregation.

Today, she advises teenagers. She tells them that they shouldn't accept everything. She wants them to react to injustice.

She has just written a book about her life and segregation. It' s called : "Claudette Colvin, Twice toward justice".

[minounenette]

Thanks !