
Clue 1 · source detail
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The Library of Congress records Parks as Montgomery NAACP branch secretary from 1943.
The record supports documented organizational work before 1955.
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Inspired by Rosa Parks (1913–2005) · Myth vs record, and respect · Grades 4–6 (proposed)
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Study records of Rosa Parks’s organizing work, while naming segregation plainly and respectfully. Rosa R. Mouse is fictional and never evidence about the real Rosa Parks.

Clue 1 · source detail
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The record supports documented organizational work before 1955.

Clue 2 · source detail
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Use the documents named in the collection summary.

Clue 3 · source detail
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Do not claim one person planned the whole boycott alone.
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What a careful answer can say: A careful claim is that Parks had documented organizing responsibilities before the 1955 boycott, including NAACP branch secretary work. The records support sustained participation, not a claim that she organized alone.
What the evidence cannot settle: These records do not tell the complete history of the movement or every organizer’s contribution. Segregation was an unjust law and is never used as a punchline.
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