[From Educational Justice]




Thank you sister Rosa for bringing struggle to our movements and inspiring us to fight on!

Thank you for not just taking on racism and segregation just that one day in Montgomery, Alabama, Dec. 1. 1955. But also for strategizing with E.D. Nixon, organizers and community groups, before and after that day, and for most of your life.
Thank you for nurturing young folks and giving them the skills and experience needed to become the warriors of tomorrow.
Thank you for visiting an Francisco in 1997 and honoring one of our schools [where my wife taught for many years] with your name – Rosa Parks Elementary School in the Fillmore District. The mural on the wall of the school stands out as one of the finest in our City.

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Great resources for teaching about Sister Rosa:
Putting the Movement Back into Civil Rights Teaching
http://www.civilrightsteaching.org/

SF/Bay Area Freedom School [an amazing grassroots summer project by a number of parents, teachers and youth]

Stanford’s MLK papers project -

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