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Teaching Civic Ideals and the Writing Process using Primary Sources

Posted by: Cheryl Lederle

The Rosa Parks Papers at the Library of Congress testify to her courage, humility, and depth. They also reflect how she inspired others. Evaluating those documents based on their historical context, word choice, and revisions can deepen students’ understanding of her life and impact on the civil rights movement.