Claudette colvin, the untold story of defiance

Claudia Colvin recounts her experience in 1955 when she refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in Montgomery, Alabama, nine months before Rosa Parks. She describes feeling a strong sense of resistance, inspired by figures like Harriet Tubman. Despite her fear, she was driven by anger and a desire for justice. Colvin was arrested and terrified, but she found solace in prayer. Reflecting on her actions, she emphasizes the importance of unity in fighting segregation.

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

What did Claudia hope for when she wanted people to come together?