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  • John R. Hall
    John R. Hall Posts: 2,245
    Rosa Parks

    The U.S. mourns the loss of a great citizen and champion of human rights, Rosa Parks. I am saddened, along with many in this community, of her passing on Monday. Rosa Parks touched a lot of people in the Detroit area as well as the entire country. I selfishly always thought I'd have a chance to meet her some day but foolishly never made the effort.

    Thank you, Rosa Parks, for being such an inspiration to many young children and for opening the doors to so many people. You will be missed.
  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Posts: 16,736
    Amen

    Retired and loving it.
  • jackchips_2
    jackchips_2 Posts: 1,337
    Rest in

    Peace, dear Lady.
  • Jimmy Gillies
    Jimmy Gillies Posts: 250
    A big loss

    The world is a better place because of her.
    I, for one will look forward to reading more about her life.
    Regards.
    Jimmy Gillies (Scotland)
  • Guy_6
    Guy_6 Posts: 450
    Rosa

    Not only did she open doors, she opened eyes and minds as well.
  • S Ebels
    S Ebels Posts: 2,322
    The thing I respect most.

    I ADMIRE her for challenging the racial "status quo" and sticking to her guns.

    I RESPECT her not because of her race or the race issue at hand, but because she stood up for what was right.

    There are a lot of people who deal with many different issues and choose to overlook them, not make any waves, don't ruffle any feathers. Rosa drew a "line in the sand" and said no more. I RESPECT a person with the fortitude to do that.
  • PJO_5
    PJO_5 Posts: 199
    Here, Here... (NM)

  • Nick_16
    Nick_16 Posts: 79
    A wonderful

    American is right! God rest her soul.
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Posts: 5,882
    What a stronge woman

    Not many would have the courage to do what she did.

    Scott

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  • Dale
    Dale Posts: 1,317
    Yes indeed

    A quiet profile in courage in a time and place this was really life threatening. Good lesson for us all, short term she paid a large financial price, long term changed a large powerful country for the better.
  • Constantin
    Constantin Posts: 3,796
    Couldn't have said it better...

    ... and couldn't agree more.
  • John Conway
    John Conway Posts: 64
    Truly great

    Mrs. Parks is a beacon of hope, truth & justice. As a white, middle-aged Southerner, I cannot thank her and others enough for what they have done for all of us. She was someone "who got in the way" as John Lewis said today. If anyone is interested, here's more from NPR: <<http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4973548>&gt;
  • John Conway
    John Conway Posts: 64
    Truly a great woman

    Mrs. Parks has been a beacon of hope, truth & justice. As a white, middle-aged Southerner, I cannot thank her and others enough for what they have done for all of us. She was someone "who got in the way" as John Lewis said today. If anyone is interested, here's more from NPR
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