Rosa Parks, Mother of the Civil rights movement?

[William769]

I don't think so.

I think that honor should go to Miss. Jane Pittman.

[calico1]

1. Never mind. eom

[deutsey]

2. Isn't she a fictional character?

I mean Jane Pittman, not Rosa Parks.

[H2O Man]

3. Isn't this a fictional thread? n/t

[deutsey]

4. Aren't I figment of your imagination?

[H2O Man]

5. But I'm not even here.

I'm just a stage prop in Jane Pittman's play.

[deutsey]

6. Nothing is real, and nothing to get hung about.

[H2O Man]

7. "Cranberry sauce".....

often misinterpreted ......

[deutsey]

8. as "I buried Paul"

[H2O Man]

9. But I thought

Jane Asher buried Paul, not Rosa Parks. She belongs in Penny Lane.

[deutsey]

15. Penny Lane...wasn't she in "Laverne and Shirley"?

[William769]

10. If this autobiography is fiction, I apologize.

From what I remember I thought it as a factual autobiography.

[jonnyblitz]

11. it is fiction. nt

[William769]

12. Thanks.

As I go wipe egg off my face.

[jonnyblitz]

13. It happens. I had to stop and check, myself, actually...

I remember the movie when i was a kid.

[calico1]

14. On the news channel I listened to this a.m.

they described Parks as the mother of the MODEREN civil rights movement. She made a big contribution imo and should always be remembered for it. It was the 1950's remember--in the deep South. She could have gotten killed for taking a stand like she did.