I admire her strength, and courage! She will always have a special place in my heart!; I dont like whoever is interviewing her, I feel that he is abrasive and trying to make her look foolish. Regardless of his intentions, I admire how unbothered she is during this interview.
At that time they called it separate but equal. To me it's not equal for anyone to be separated based on skin color. There is no such thing as separate but equal to me. Equal to me is everyone is treated right and all given the same rights of everything. I am so grateful that everyone can all walk and be anywhere regardless of skin color because skin color doesn't matter to me. What matters to me is that we all love one another and not even think of skin color.
When she said she would not get off the bus after paying her fair which was 10¢ and the 10¢ was the same color dime that everyone paid with. The truth is like she mentioned when she walked on the bus at the front and paid her fair she chose not get off the bus to enter through the rear and she sat in the seat where they had the sign that started with the letter N but I would spell it out because I dislike that word. She was the last person to get on the bus at that bus stop and she wasn't going to risk being stuck of not getting home on time. 9 months before her arrest before her arrest it was raining outside and downpouring and she did not get off the bus because it is raining. I don't blame her I would not get off either knowing the bus driver would drive off. The driver did shut the door as he forced her off and her umbrella did get trapped in the door and the driver decided to be ignorant to drive the bus a 100 feet then decided to stop the bus opened the door then tossed her umbrella out in the rain. She had to walk over 5 miles to get home and was wet and dringthed from the rain. Really messed up that she had to even go through that before. Both incidents were from the driver James Blake and he was a racist.
Yes she is the true and reason why segregation ended. At the time when this happened a lot of people don't realize that she was not at the front of the bus like they claimed. The truth is she was sitting behind where they had the sign on the back metal part of the seat of where the whites would sit. Right behind that the seat in front of her was the sign clipped on the metal part of the seat in front of her. When the police arrived the driver James Blake moved the sign on the metal bar on the seat where she was sitting and the police was there and witnessed the driver move the sign. They are so lucky I wasn't on that bus. If I was there to see it happen to her I would have walked off that bus amd I would have said out of my mouth if they are going to lie and treat her that way then I don't want to stay on that route and would got off myself and walked home the rest of the way if I was there to witness that happen. And she was not physically tired like everyone like herself would be everyday after working all day. She was tired of giving into the wrongful treatment. She did the right thing by refusing and at that time even if there wasn't any seats available for a WHITE person to sit if the buses were crowded there wasn't any law that stated that passengers of beautiful brown skin as the way I would say it because the words they used I don't like. I would have did the same thing she did. She truely changed this entire nation for the better. And no it wasn't a set up she had no idea that she would encounter this after leaving work at 6:00 pm and first got on the bus across the street from her job at the bus stop across the street from her job.
ψιλός κύβη well I said racist OR rude. And because of his tone. His tone sounded very condescending. It was almost like HE was upset at what she did. His questions didn’t sound Ginuwine they sounded like “how dare you” but I don’t know it was weird to me
![Rosa Parks • Interview (Civil Rights) • 1983 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zm1AXKxdcRA/mqdefault.jpg)
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I admire her strength, and courage! She will always have a special place in my heart!; I dont like whoever is interviewing her, I feel that he is abrasive and trying to make her look foolish. Regardless of his intentions, I admire how unbothered she is during this interview.
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Me! I love how calm and unbothered she is in this interview.
Me, but I’m trying to find a time in an interview where she’s inspired by Claudette Colvin, sorta hard
2022
2022🤍💫
the story makes me cry , stumble to my emotional side, not aware of.
It shouldn't be white passengers and coloured passengers.....just passengers. Racism makes me so angry, I'm a white male, 51 years of age.
i agree, it is very sad.
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At that time they called it separate but equal. To me it's not equal for anyone to be separated based on skin color. There is no such thing as separate but equal to me. Equal to me is everyone is treated right and all given the same rights of everything. I am so grateful that everyone can all walk and be anywhere regardless of skin color because skin color doesn't matter to me. What matters to me is that we all love one another and not even think of skin color.
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Thank you
THANK YOU
She is so awesome
Thank you🙏
I will watch this later.
So awesome
❤❤❤. Amazing interview. I commend her. God bless and be with her. She should be so proud ❤🙏👍👍
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Miss parks sounds like actor to me
Wow
Had to listen to this after reading it on #5secondrule by Mel Robbins.
So happy I have Dna of hers....true hero.
When she said she would not get off the bus after paying her fair which was 10¢ and the 10¢ was the same color dime that everyone paid with. The truth is like she mentioned when she walked on the bus at the front and paid her fair she chose not get off the bus to enter through the rear and she sat in the seat where they had the sign that started with the letter N but I would spell it out because I dislike that word. She was the last person to get on the bus at that bus stop and she wasn't going to risk being stuck of not getting home on time. 9 months before her arrest before her arrest it was raining outside and downpouring and she did not get off the bus because it is raining. I don't blame her I would not get off either knowing the bus driver would drive off. The driver did shut the door as he forced her off and her umbrella did get trapped in the door and the driver decided to be ignorant to drive the bus a 100 feet then decided to stop the bus opened the door then tossed her umbrella out in the rain. She had to walk over 5 miles to get home and was wet and dringthed from the rain. Really messed up that she had to even go through that before. Both incidents were from the driver James Blake and he was a racist.
2024!
Yes she is the true and reason why segregation ended. At the time when this happened a lot of people don't realize that she was not at the front of the bus like they claimed. The truth is she was sitting behind where they had the sign on the back metal part of the seat of where the whites would sit. Right behind that the seat in front of her was the sign clipped on the metal part of the seat in front of her. When the police arrived the driver James Blake moved the sign on the metal bar on the seat where she was sitting and the police was there and witnessed the driver move the sign. They are so lucky I wasn't on that bus. If I was there to see it happen to her I would have walked off that bus amd I would have said out of my mouth if they are going to lie and treat her that way then I don't want to stay on that route and would got off myself and walked home the rest of the way if I was there to witness that happen. And she was not physically tired like everyone like herself would be everyday after working all day. She was tired of giving into the wrongful treatment. She did the right thing by refusing and at that time even if there wasn't any seats available for a WHITE person to sit if the buses were crowded there wasn't any law that stated that passengers of beautiful brown skin as the way I would say it because the words they used I don't like. I would have did the same thing she did. She truely changed this entire nation for the better. And no it wasn't a set up she had no idea that she would encounter this after leaving work at 6:00 pm and first got on the bus across the street from her job at the bus stop across the street from her job.
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Who interviewed Rosa parks
Lulu_x that’s what I want to know !! Didn’t he sound kinda rude and racist ? Or was it just me
shravanverma all good it was for my essay from last year
Joseph Saunders the same thing I had too
@@scooter9891 How does he sound racist? You're imagining things!
ψιλός κύβη well I said racist OR rude. And because of his tone. His tone sounded very condescending. It was almost like HE was upset at what she did. His questions didn’t sound Ginuwine they sounded like “how dare you” but I don’t know it was weird to me