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College Protesters Should Embrace Being Arrested

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Acts of civil disobedience by definition imply that a person knowingly is breaking the law and is willing to accept the legal consequences. When Rosa Parks took a seat at the front of that bus in Alabama and was arrested in 1955, she set off a legal battle — which eventually resulted in the striking down of the segregationist law as unconstitutional — that ignited the modern civil rights movement. Photos of Parks being fingerprinted at the polic…

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College Protesters Should Embrace Being Arrested

Acts of civil disobedience by definition imply that a person knowingly is breaking the law and is willing to accept the legal consequences. When Rosa Parks took a seat at the front of that bus in Alabama and was arrested in 1955, she set off a legal battle — which eventually resulted in the striking down of the segregationist law as unconstitutional — that ignited the modern civil rights movement. Photos of Parks being fingerprinted at the polic…

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College Protesters Should Embrace Being Arrested – Winthrop Transcript

Acts of civil disobedience by definition imply that a person knowingly is breaking the law and is willing to accept the legal consequences. When Rosa Parks took a seat at the front of that bus in Alabama and was arrested…Read more →

3 months ago·Winthrop, United States
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College Protesters Should Embrace Being Arrested – Lynn Journal

Acts of civil disobedience by definition imply that a person knowingly is breaking the law and is willing to accept the legal consequences. When Rosa Parks took a seat at the front of that bus in Alabama and was arrested in 1955, she set off a legal battle — which eventually resulted in the striking down of the segregationist law as unconstitutional — that ignited the modern civil rights movement. Photos of Parks being fingerprinted at the polic…

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