Dear Mrs. Parks, we read your story. We are glad you began the civir [i.e., civil] rights movement. We want you to know how things have changed. Black people is with whites people, Love Kiara [graphic].

Collection:: Rosa Parks Papers
Title:: Dear Mrs. Parks, we read your story. We are glad you began the civir [i.e., civil] rights movement. We want you to know how things have changed. Black people is with whites people, Love Kiara [graphic].
Date of Original:: 2000
Subject:: Children's art
Location:: United States, Texas, Wise County, 33.2159, -97.65445
United States, Texas, Wise County, Rhome, 33.05346, -97.47197
Medium:: drawingscolor2000-2010.gmgpc
children's art2000-2010.gmgpc
greeting cards2000-2010.gmgpc
Type:: StillImage
Format:: image/jpeg
Description:: Drawings (with text) showing a yellow bus next to a figure of a woman with brown hair, likely representing Rosa Parks.
Title from item.
Drawing sent to Rosa Parks by "Kiara", a student at Prairie View Intermediate School, Rhome, Texas.
Metadata URL:: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ppmsca.49285
Language:: eng
Additional Rights Information:: Please contact holding institution for information regarding use and copyright status.
Contributing Institution:: Library of Congress