Rosa Parks — "The only way to stop discrimination is to stand up to it."
The only way to stop discrimination is to stand up to it.
The only way to stop discrimination is to stand up to it.
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"I was not afraid. I was resigned to give what I could to protect against the way I was being treated."
"It was not pre-arranged. It was a spontaneous decision."
"I felt that I had a right to stay where I was. I just felt that I had been there long enough, and I was not going to move."
"I had to know once and for all what rights I had as a human being and a citizen."
"I was a person with a sense of dignity and self-respect, and I did not want to be abused."
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