All of it was planned. She was a pregnant teenager so they didn't wanna use her for this civil rights movement (didn't look good for the public eye). What a freak show
Compare this to how present day media / activist choose their heroes. Could you imagine someone actually looking at her in the face and telling her NO, not you! you are too dark skinned and are a single pregnant teen! We can't use you! Instead, we will use this much lighter skinned woman that isn't pregnant. It's absolutely sickening. Claudette deserved to be Rosa Parks. She was the pioneer. She was not hand selected. She was not planned.
She’s so beautiful inside and out! It’s kinda sad that the black community, our community didn’t recognize her story just because she was a kid, darker, and pregnant.
Nodding, shaking my head really sad our community, black refuse to recognize her story we all recall the story of Rosa Parks not Claudette Colvin due to her being dark skinned, teenager last pregnant at the time. Took years and years I am so glad she got her record cleared by a black judge.
@@StaciW-Italia2309 says on her wiki the reasons were: “she did not have ‘good hair’, she was not fair skinned, she was a teenager, and she was pregnant” So those are valid reasons to bring up.
Let's please stop citing Wikipedia as a reliable source. While Ms. Colvin still doesn't have the amount of recognition she deserves, she has been directly quoted a number of times about the true order of events. She wasn't pregnant at the time of her arrest or trial ...and while Parks was an advisor and supporter of hers in the NAACP, civil rights leaders decided they shouldn't organize around Claudette because she was seen as a feisty, uncontrollable teen from the wrong side of town while Parks' was an adult with an impressive reputation whose appearance was also associated with middle class. It wasn't until later that summer that Claudette became pregnant and leaders felt _further_ convinced they'd made the right call...only to ultimately be asked by lawyers to be a plaintiff the following year on the Browder vs Gayle federal case. Yes, it's sad that a lot of our community and leaders shunned her for superficial reasons, but let's be mindful to always recognize that the root of our conditioning wasn't initiated by us and we're _still_ fighting to unlearn that same mindset.
As a collective we would have been fine with Claudette. There was and is a SPECIFIC section of our community that deals with color, class, social status and privilege. As long as that group is given the lead, we will fall behind.
What a dignified classy lady who showed tremendous courage. Its a great shame it has taken this long for her to get her well deserved recognition for her bold act of defiance.
@@VEGANSAM God is in something that literally controls life God gives us life to make our own decisions and it's a sad reality that there's a lot of evil racist people out there in America was even more racist back then when it comes to the laws things are better now but they're still racism and trenched in our society and laws and unfortunately they're still a lot of racists in fact there's even more racist now I believe than back then because of the internets and how much the far right has poisoned the minds of so many Americans and thinking like neo-nazis even if they don't realize that they are being racist or have those ideologies they get showed propaganda that makes them think that way.
@@johnmattera6772 Mr. Mattera, again, with all due respect, everything you wrote in your (virtually punctuationless) paragraph is based on assumptions & conjecture, which proves nothing regarding my point, which was the existence of a so-called 'god'. Be well...
@@VEGANSAM Did you expect God to burst through the clouds and save her from the racist cops? God allowed Ms. Claudette to not get harmed by the police during that incident or lynched. Most of all, allowed her live 80+ years to be honored for her heroics and to get the assault charges off her record.
@@seaor2k122 I believe you missed my point. Example: I would not expect a parent to 'save' their child from playing with razors...I'd expect them to PREVENT that scenario in the first place. Otherwise, they've failed as parents. However, if they had no parents, that would be a false expectation... Similarly, if God truly existed, & it omniscient enough to control all the things you claimed, it should've PREVENTED all these things from happening in the first place...including considering her 80 years to be a 'long life'.
Rosa was picked by NAACP because she was light skinned and not pregnant at age 15. Claudette is the real icon, even her own people picked Rosa over her. She's the real hero , not Rosa. Interview her child if you want a real perspective.
both are hero’s let’s not disregard Rosa’s legacy for one other also Rosa amplified her voice if you do further research. Though there was colorism was involved and awful don’t diminish one for the other. Ms Claudette is blueprint and just as much as an icon.
@@floydschake1749 as i said in my previous response Claudette is the blueprint and what Rosa did for the community doesn’t take away her legacy. Claudette deserves just as much recognition and maybe more and is a hero but let’s not disrespect Rosa to do that.
@@koko992-e8d I support the original act as heroic but think Staging the act later for propaganda to further an agenda which although brilliant and a lie was still staged.
What the, you know I can’t even say it? This is crazy! This woman’s life was put on hold because of her FREEDOM OF CHOICE AND RIGHTS!!! #GODbewithher #smh #justice She needs more than what they are giving her!!! #completerestoration #honor #rewards 😳🤨
Just found out about this legendary Queen today and was and still is ecstatic about her and her stance . Mother of mothers , Queen of Queens . leader of leaders . Still standing tall even while sitting down.. Predistined
Dark skin, 15 years old, pregnant was not a good start to demanding civil rights. You must remember Black people were just like white people, judged their own by the color of their skin to a certain degree, and still does so today. I’m so glad that Claudette Colvin received commendation before she passes away. She showed what courage is and how it can benefit us all, and how it was displayed in a peaceful way. I’m 69 and just hearing her story.
69 and doesn't know that the white man would have vilified her for being 15 and pregnant causing the movement to be jeopardized just like they did Emmett Till's mother when they found out about his dad. Now read about that and Jackie Robinson to get a better understanding of why they couldn't and didn't use a 15 yr old Claudette
@@omegawicked1there’s PLENTY of our history that’s buried deep because if they (white folks) let it be known they wouldn’t be able to control the black community..
When the lady asks why would she want that charge off her record after these many years it really turned my stomach and showed me that she was one of them
It’s wild cus when I looked it up it said the reason the civil rights movement didn’t push this issue is because she wasn’t light skinned with good hair and was pregnant . Our ppl said this . I swear we our own worse enemy smh
That's not the reason Claudette said that's what her mother told her but truth she wasn't the first and neither was Rosa Parks black people were arrested on the buses all the time. The NAACP rallied behind Parks because she been a member for over a decade and had o worked on several civil rights cases
I heard Miss Claudette's story years ago, as early as junior high school, in 1978. She, my grandmothers and mother are the reasons why, when I rode the bus home from school during junior high & high school, I sat right upfront near the bus driver, even as all my friends headed for the back of the bus!!
Think bout this, she was convicted. Which prohibits her for working with certain employers and etc. She made things work. When people say one didn't go through such and such. Imagine the generational mental abuse and restraints have burdened her and her family.
It makes me sick that Ms. Colvin got less recognition for her bravery partially because she has darker skin than Ms. Parks did. Unfortunately we still have a lot of people that think that racism and bigotry is ok. Smdh.
@Smurfette Did It Firstly, I am not your honey. Secondly, you don't know what I think. You are making assumptions for which you know nothing about. I watched the entire video. I didn't assume because I know that is foolish behavior.
Correction: years ago, I first read removing Ms. Colvin from the Civil Rights Movement because they didn't view having an unwed mother as the appropriate face of the movement. It's was a different time 60 years ago, & she still fought for Civil Rights throughout her life. Yet still, the CRM should have been done better by Ms. Colvin; I agree. Those racists & bigots can continue to argue with their liver while being loud, mad, & on the wrong side of history.
Unfortunately, this was a result of colorism from the black community. Rosa Parks was chosen because she was lighter and not an unwed mother. It's not that the people who made the decision to use Rosa were colorist (but maybe they were), it's that they believed people would be more sympathetic. You really need to learn our history and not act like we don't have issues of our own.
@@jammzy2959 lol another assumer. Neither of you asked me what I was referring too. You just assumed. You have told me nothing I didn't already know. It is not I that needs to learn our history. It is you that needs to learn to think before assuming. I know full well what colorism is. I am a bi-racial fair skinned brown woman. I have seen all manner of racism and colorism first hand. Yes it disgusts me to see any bigotry including from other minorities. If you had asked instead of assumed you might have avoided making a fool of yourself.
@@ExquisiteKinkyCoils I am glad she kept fighting and that she has finally been exonerated and recognized for her heroism. I get why they passed her over but It was still wrong.
These ladies fought for the right to sit at the front of the bus just for me to want to sit in the back of the bus in high school to do stupid stuff smh wish i were more educated about this stuff back then
Thank you so much for your much needed strength and bravery. I love you dear lady. You are an amazing warrior and example for young and old. God bless you always and in every way. 🌿🌹🌿🤗
I always honor this Queen every Black History month. We appreciate what you have done and we give you Ms. CLAUDETTE COLVIN your ⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️. One thing about us Colvin's that is in our bloodline... we never back down from any challenges we face. Love You Mam.💯👑💎🤝🏾
Wow 😢 So Inspiring! My great-grandmother, born in 45, created & passed down her own maiden name of “Calvin.” No one can tell me where she got this name. My soul tells me she was inspired by Ms. Colvin & the Calvinists. Now that’s a true Poet! Much love to my Froot ❤
Yes, Such a remarkable recognition of our history and A REVOLUTIONARY RESPONSE by a young high school student connecting with our ARCHETYPAL ANSISTERS! An ICONIC ROLE MODEL FOR TODAY'S YOUTH! KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! ASE'
I'm not sure if this some Mandela effect or not but I remember learning my whole life including elementary School that Rosa Parks was the first woman to start the bus movement for black people should not be forced to sit in the back of the bus this is crazy I'm just finding this out does anyone else feel the same way about this situation that this might be a Mandela effect?
I knew about her years ago.. I was over our Black History program at church, and she was one who was picked to do a report on. This was over 15 year ago. My 12 yr old granddaughter is doing her school report on her today.
I think I know what the lady was saying, but, no, it was not a badge of honor. Not was a reminder of the wrong done to her. The newspaper article can serve as a badge of honor.
The disrespect she have in her is disgusting just listen to her feedback her body language is whatever! They really let uncoloured folks expose themselves so freely w/o a fight
I am 60 years old and I just saw her story😢 This breaks my heart the history of the U.S. and how the injustices then, and now continue to occur , but God's day is near each day that passes 🙏🏾 Jehovah God will avenge those who were inflicted by racism 🙏🏾
It's about dam time. Thank you so much Ms. Colvin for your courage. We need more of this today.
EXACTLY!
Facts 💯
@@vgm4smiles440 ABSOLUTELY 💯 ❤️
She was the original,
Claudette sparked a righteous fight and one that's sadly far from over. What an awesome woman.
BEAUTIFUL! Brought tears to my eyes! I'm glad I found out about her after my 51 years of life.
The Rosa Parks incident was planned..Claudette's incident wasn't..she should've gotten way more recognition!!!!!
All of it was planned. She was a pregnant teenager so they didn't wanna use her for this civil rights movement (didn't look good for the public eye). What a freak show
Compare this to how present day media / activist choose their heroes. Could you imagine someone actually looking at her in the face and telling her NO, not you! you are too dark skinned and are a single pregnant teen! We can't use you! Instead, we will use this much lighter skinned woman that isn't pregnant. It's absolutely sickening. Claudette deserved to be Rosa Parks. She was the pioneer. She was not hand selected. She was not planned.
How do you know this?
BUT NEITHER WOMEN WERE THE FIRST ANYWAY
STRATEGIC PLANNING at the time and being forced to play by the Racist and Economic Apartheid Rules of the Opposition.
❤ Glad you are getting recognized Ms. Claudette. 💐 Sorry it took so long.
Unsung hero. Living legend. Amazing to hear her tell her story herself.
Wow! This brought tears to my eyes. I'm glad she did what she did as a teenager. I'm a product of her activism. Thank You!!!!❤
She’s so beautiful inside and out! It’s kinda sad that the black community, our community didn’t recognize her story just because she was a kid, darker, and pregnant.
Nodding, shaking my head really sad our community, black refuse to recognize her story we all recall the story of Rosa Parks not Claudette Colvin due to her being dark skinned, teenager last pregnant at the time. Took years and years I am so glad she got her record cleared by a black judge.
Why does everyone keep bringing up her skin tone? It was because she was a young, pregnant, unwed mother.
@@StaciW-Italia2309 says on her wiki the reasons were: “she did not have ‘good hair’, she was not fair skinned, she was a teenager, and she was pregnant” So those are valid reasons to bring up.
Let's please stop citing Wikipedia as a reliable source. While Ms. Colvin still doesn't have the amount of recognition she deserves, she has been directly quoted a number of times about the true order of events. She wasn't pregnant at the time of her arrest or trial ...and while Parks was an advisor and supporter of hers in the NAACP, civil rights leaders decided they shouldn't organize around Claudette because she was seen as a feisty, uncontrollable teen from the wrong side of town while Parks' was an adult with an impressive reputation whose appearance was also associated with middle class. It wasn't until later that summer that Claudette became pregnant and leaders felt _further_ convinced they'd made the right call...only to ultimately be asked by lawyers to be a plaintiff the following year on the Browder vs Gayle federal case.
Yes, it's sad that a lot of our community and leaders shunned her for superficial reasons, but let's be mindful to always recognize that the root of our conditioning wasn't initiated by us and we're _still_ fighting to unlearn that same mindset.
As a collective we would have been fine with Claudette. There was and is a SPECIFIC section of our community that deals with color, class, social status and privilege. As long as that group is given the lead, we will fall behind.
What a dignified classy lady who showed tremendous courage. Its a great shame it has taken this long for her to get her well deserved recognition for her bold act of defiance.
Amazing. She has been waiting years for this. You are amazing Mrs. Colvin❤
It is a blessing that she, Ms. Colvin, can still tell her story and finally be officially recognized by the vast media, etc.
This is so beautiful! Thank God for justice served for her.
With all due respect, where was 'God' when she was denied her civil rights...& even arrested?!
@@VEGANSAM God is in something that literally controls life God gives us life to make our own decisions and it's a sad reality that there's a lot of evil racist people out there in America was even more racist back then when it comes to the laws things are better now but they're still racism and trenched in our society and laws and unfortunately they're still a lot of racists in fact there's even more racist now I believe than back then because of the internets and how much the far right has poisoned the minds of so many Americans and thinking like neo-nazis even if they don't realize that they are being racist or have those ideologies they get showed propaganda that makes them think that way.
@@johnmattera6772 Mr. Mattera, again, with all due respect, everything you wrote in your (virtually punctuationless) paragraph is based on assumptions & conjecture, which proves nothing regarding my point, which was the existence of a so-called 'god'.
Be well...
@@VEGANSAM Did you expect God to burst through the clouds and save her from the racist cops? God allowed Ms. Claudette to not get harmed by the police during that incident or lynched. Most of all, allowed her live 80+ years to be honored for her heroics and to get the assault charges off her record.
@@seaor2k122 I believe you missed my point. Example: I would not expect a parent to 'save' their child from playing with razors...I'd expect them to PREVENT that scenario in the first place. Otherwise, they've failed as parents. However, if they had no parents, that would be a false expectation... Similarly, if God truly existed, & it omniscient enough to control all the things you claimed, it should've PREVENTED all these things from happening in the first place...including considering her 80 years to be a 'long life'.
Thank you so much Ms Colvin. You're a legend and appreciated. Thank you. 🖤🙏🏾
Awesome job reporters. I can feel your freedom spirit, brought tears to my eyes.
Rosa was picked by NAACP because she was light skinned and not pregnant at age 15.
Claudette is the real icon, even her own people picked Rosa over her. She's the real hero , not Rosa.
Interview her child if you want a real perspective.
both are hero’s let’s not disregard Rosa’s legacy for one other also Rosa amplified her voice if you do further research. Though there was colorism was involved and awful don’t diminish one for the other. Ms Claudette is blueprint and just as much as an icon.
@@koko992-e8d let's also recognize the real first time. Rosa was selected if you really look into it. Thomas Sowell has the facts.
@@floydschake1749 as i said in my previous response Claudette is the blueprint and what Rosa did for the community doesn’t take away her legacy. Claudette deserves just as much recognition and maybe more and is a hero but let’s not disrespect Rosa to do that.
@@koko992-e8d I support the original act as heroic but think Staging the act later for propaganda to further an agenda which although brilliant and a lie was still staged.
@@koko992-e8dRosa Is no hero lol
I’ve see this story before but it’s still moves me to no end even today.
What the, you know I can’t even say it? This is crazy! This woman’s life was put on hold because of her FREEDOM OF CHOICE AND RIGHTS!!! #GODbewithher #smh #justice She needs more than what they are giving her!!! #completerestoration #honor #rewards 😳🤨
What do you mean?
She doesn't know bc Black People had no freedom of choice or rights back then. Learn the history carleathea
And they made Rosa a hero, Claudette was real, not a setup .
Just found out about this legendary Queen today and was and still is ecstatic about her and her stance .
Mother of mothers , Queen of Queens . leader of leaders .
Still standing tall even while sitting down..
Predistined
Dark skin, 15 years old, pregnant was not a good start to demanding civil rights. You must remember Black people were just like white people, judged their own by the color of their skin to a certain degree, and still does so today. I’m so glad that Claudette Colvin received commendation before she passes away. She showed what courage is and how it can benefit us all, and how it was displayed in a peaceful way. I’m 69 and just hearing her story.
Thank you for your reply. God Bless ❤️
69 and doesn't know that the white man would have vilified her for being 15 and pregnant causing the movement to be jeopardized just like they did Emmett Till's mother when they found out about his dad. Now read about that and Jackie Robinson to get a better understanding of why they couldn't and didn't use a 15 yr old Claudette
Yup. Pregnant black teenager didn't look good to demand any "rights". What a freak show
I'm 36. I just hearing about now
@@omegawicked1there’s PLENTY of our history that’s buried deep because if they (white folks) let it be known they wouldn’t be able to control the black community..
When the lady asks why would she want that charge off her record after these many years it really turned my stomach and showed me that she was one of them
Wht do you mean???
Not at all
A very brave woman. God protected you. Hallelujah
thank you Ms. Claudette!
This is so sad that they have to take her to jail because of that she is a special woman God bless her always 🙏 ❤
Lol 😆
God bless her and the judge and I know she’s right when she said skin tone played a part as well because that’s how it was and how it still is
Thank you ma'am! I'm so sorry history treatment you badly.
Ms.Colvin been deserved her 💐💐🙏🏾🙏🏾Thank you 💪🏾
It’s wild cus when I looked it up it said the reason the civil rights movement didn’t push this issue is because she wasn’t light skinned with good hair and was pregnant . Our ppl said this . I swear we our own worse enemy smh
That's not the reason Claudette said that's what her mother told her but truth she wasn't the first and neither was Rosa Parks black people were arrested on the buses all the time. The NAACP rallied behind Parks because she been a member for over a decade and had o worked on several civil rights cases
I heard Miss Claudette's story years ago, as early as junior high school, in 1978. She, my grandmothers and mother are the reasons why, when I rode the bus home from school during junior high & high school, I sat right upfront near the bus driver, even as all my friends headed for the back of the bus!!
Think bout this, she was convicted. Which prohibits her for working with certain employers and etc. She made things work. When people say one didn't go through such and such. Imagine the generational mental abuse and restraints have burdened her and her family.
Now that we know we won't ever forget you, Caudette Colvin💐❤💐❤️
Ms. Claudette Colvin is a HERO!!!! And seeing that a BLACK judge was the one to clear her record is so emotional!!!
I just what this brave woman did. They should have made a documentary about her along with Rosa Parks
So true speaking truth
ALL of the Montgomery judges should've been there to honor Ms. Colvin and expunge that record!
Why in the he** would that be a badge of honor to have a criminal record.
The record removed shows that she was wronged and that recognized it as wrong. And now it's documented history on record. 😊
It makes me sick that Ms. Colvin got less recognition for her bravery partially because she has darker skin than Ms. Parks did. Unfortunately we still have a lot of people that think that racism and bigotry is ok. Smdh.
@Smurfette Did It Firstly, I am not your honey. Secondly, you don't know what I think. You are making assumptions for which you know nothing about. I watched the entire video. I didn't assume because I know that is foolish behavior.
Correction: years ago, I first read removing Ms. Colvin from the Civil Rights Movement because they didn't view having an unwed mother as the appropriate face of the movement. It's was a different time 60 years ago, & she still fought for Civil Rights throughout her life. Yet still, the CRM should have been done better by Ms. Colvin; I agree. Those racists & bigots can continue to argue with their liver while being loud, mad, & on the wrong side of history.
Unfortunately, this was a result of colorism from the black community. Rosa Parks was chosen because she was lighter and not an unwed mother. It's not that the people who made the decision to use Rosa were colorist (but maybe they were), it's that they believed people would be more sympathetic. You really need to learn our history and not act like we don't have issues of our own.
@@jammzy2959 lol another assumer. Neither of you asked me what I was referring too. You just assumed. You have told me nothing I didn't already know. It is not I that needs to learn our history. It is you that needs to learn to think before assuming. I know full well what colorism is. I am a bi-racial fair skinned brown woman. I have seen all manner of racism and colorism first hand. Yes it disgusts me to see any bigotry including from other minorities. If you had asked instead of assumed you might have avoided making a fool of yourself.
@@ExquisiteKinkyCoils I am glad she kept fighting and that she has finally been exonerated and recognized for her heroism. I get why they passed her over but It was still wrong.
These ladies fought for the right to sit at the front of the bus just for me to want to sit in the back of the bus in high school to do stupid stuff smh wish i were more educated about this stuff back then
She’s ICONIC!
I salute you Ms Colvin. You make me proud 2 b a melanated woman😊❤
It Takes EVERYTHING AWAY, David!
Thank you so much for your much needed strength and bravery. I love you dear lady. You are an amazing warrior and example for young and old. God bless you always and in every way. 🌿🌹🌿🤗
Thank you Claudette, for sparking it.
Beautiful statement by the judge.
Amen to that!!!! Congratulations, and God bless! 🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️
I'm not crying. It's my allergies😢😢😢. Such a beautiful story. I hate that it's forgotten history.
"Girl, what are you doing?!" Answer: Getting into some "Good trouble." 🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾
All my face mask "GOOD TROUBLE"
I always honor this Queen every Black History month. We appreciate what you have done and we give you Ms. CLAUDETTE COLVIN your ⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️. One thing about us Colvin's that is in our bloodline... we never back down from any challenges we face. Love You Mam.💯👑💎🤝🏾
Wow 😢 So Inspiring! My great-grandmother, born in 45, created & passed down her own maiden name of “Calvin.” No one can tell me where she got this name. My soul tells me she was inspired by Ms. Colvin & the Calvinists. Now that’s a true Poet! Much love to my Froot ❤
She has a better attitude and articulation than Rosa Parks
I know that's right. Claudette Colvin is magnificent 💜💜💜💪💜💜💜
I cannot move because history has been glued to the seat!!!! Yaaassss!
Yes, Such a remarkable recognition of our history and A REVOLUTIONARY RESPONSE by a young high school student connecting with our ARCHETYPAL ANSISTERS! An ICONIC ROLE MODEL FOR TODAY'S YOUTH!
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! ASE'
This is absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you so much elder, im so sorry it took so long to right such a horrible wrong. so grateful for all you have done.
Why didn't Rosa Parks not speak out after finding out
Thank Ai'ou $o Much, David!
I can only say Thank God and Amen to that.
Make this right. Give her, her rightful place the spark of the civil rights case
Thank you.
I'm not sure if this some Mandela effect or not but I remember learning my whole life including elementary School that Rosa Parks was the first woman to start the bus movement for black people should not be forced to sit in the back of the bus this is crazy I'm just finding this out does anyone else feel the same way about this situation that this might be a Mandela effect?
Nah it's more like Christopher Columbus' situation, where we could go decades thinking he was the first on a America, which is completely false.
Omg they been lying to us all these years.
@@bluejay9638 true
I knew about her years ago..
I was over our Black History program at church, and she was one who was picked to do a report on. This was over 15 year ago. My 12 yr old granddaughter is doing her school report on her today.
All the civil rights movement was staged for the public eye. Now you got the BLM idiots
Thank you, I stand on your shoulders.
Happiness and joy praise God
I think I know what the lady was saying, but, no, it was not a badge of honor. Not was a reminder of the wrong done to her. The newspaper article can serve as a badge of honor.
BADGE OF HONOR?? For the newscaster lady not to realize why espoungement/ CLEARING OF YOUR GOOD NAME is important--- is beyond me.
Do you not hear what she saying! Please listen to this b🤬
The disrespect she have in her is disgusting just listen to her feedback her body language is whatever! They really let uncoloured folks expose themselves so freely w/o a fight
Right! Like what kind of questions was that.
So long has passed - long overdue!
What a beautiful blessing!! Over due!!!!!!
Tears of joy!!! Amen!!!❤
Shoutout to Claudette Colvin....the Darkskinned hero we needed.....
😭😭😭😭😍😍
A beautiful warrior✌🏽🖤
Amen to that!
Thank you 🙏🏽 for honoring her!!!!
It's about time...
That's a damn shame, idc if she was the 3rd person she still should have been recognized...
A Dream deferred until NOW!
I'm sitting here crying, nice to meet you on social media.
You have the courage to do what you did.😍
LOL 😆
What a scam.
I cried ❤
👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤finally!! Thanks Mrs Claudette
Some money should come with that ⚔️🤺
Bless her soul
I am 60 years old and I just saw her story😢 This breaks my heart the history of the U.S. and how the injustices then, and now continue to occur , but God's day is near each day that passes 🙏🏾 Jehovah God will avenge those who were inflicted by racism 🙏🏾
🙏🏿🇧🇧📖⛪😭T😭E😭A😭R😭S😭🙏🏿Blessings Mr Fred🙏🏿Blessings Mr Williams😭
In All They Ways Acknowledge Him And He Shall DIRECT THY PATH🙏🏿📖⛪🙏🏿
She is just so adorable!
There should pay her out too
I need to speak to Judge Calvin Williams.
But why he apologize? They need to apologize.
The real "Mother of the Movement".
MOTHERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT!
I love this wonderful human being ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️!
Badge of honor ??? That was an ignorant statement for the reporter to even say
Wonderful
God says, in his word, “The works out everything to its proper end-even the wicked for a day of disaster.” Proverbs 16:4 (NIV)
🇧🇧AMEN🇧🇧
This is super dope!!!
Recent immigrants need to see this.they seem to think America always so great
Why do you think that immigrants do not know the history of America? As a Jamaican we had our own fight and we do know and research history.
This is America 🇺🇸✊🏿
I would definitely want my record clear as well, dont matter the number of years that past
This is why we need more black judges and more black people in the justice system! A black judge did this!!
@princellasmith7562 Fo Sho ✊🏿👊🏿💪🏿👏🏿
They should do a movie about Claudette life
@reginapotts4030 Most Definitely They Should
This is why REPRESENTATION matters‼️💯💯💯
Hallelujah 🙏🏽!
God says, “The Lord works out everything to its proper end-even the wicked for a day of disaster.” Proverbs 16:4 (NIV).
Rosa Parks is one of my favorite!!
Her friend said it was a lady named Ms Smith was really the "First" person to get arrested before Claudette.....