1. Explain why Claudette decided not to move from her seat when told to do so? 2.How and why was Claudette’s arrest different from earlier arrests? 3.Why did Claudette refuse to plead guilty?

After learning about black history in school, Claudette came to understand that her rights were being violated.... that the segregation law on the buses was not really a law at all. Thus, she stood up for herself and other blacks when she refused to give up her seat to a white woman.

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