Claudette Colvin, the untold story of defiance

Claudette Colvin recounts her courageous act of defiance against segregation in 1955, when she refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in Montgomery, Alabama. Despite her fear, she was driven by anger and a sense of justice. Colvin reflects on her arrest and the emotional turmoil she experienced, while expressing her desire for unity and the end of segregation.

What did Claudette Colvin recite while she was terrified in jail?

What did Claudette's mother say about her actions?