Should the Police Officers Have Refused to Take Rosa Parks to Jail?

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➡ Rosa Parks, an American citizen, was arrested for not giving up her seat to a white man, which happened on December 1, 1955. The speaker questions if the police should have refused to arrest her, as they believe in the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, which state that all people are equal.

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I don’t know if you’ve heard of Rosa Parks. I hope you have. Yeah. Well Rosa Parks refused to give her seat to a white man and she was arrested. I’m going to ask you this right now. Every one of your listeners, should the cops, should the police officers, should the deputies have refused, should they have refused to take her to jail, should they have refused to say I’m not going to arrest a lady because she didn’t give her seat to a white man? She’s an American citizen. I believe what the Constitution says.

I believe what the Declaration of Independence says, that all men are created equal. She’s equal. She doesn’t have to get arrested because she didn’t give her seat to a… And that happened on December 1st, 1955. Elizabeth. That was during my lifetime. I was three years old when that happened. And I cannot believe that we were that stupid that we would enforce such a law like that and a very good person. A law-abiding citizen because she didn’t do that. Do I need to ask the judge permission to exercise moral dignity and not arrest her? You know what the cops should have done? They should have stood by her, shook her hand and escorted her home safely and then provided extra patrol for her and her family to make sure that no one came and burned crosses or burned their house or lynched them or beat them.

And that’s my job as a peace officer. That’s my job as a sheriff to protect them from the criminal element and gangs, KKK or whoever. But that’s my job and I don’t need to ask a judge to do that. That’s my job. [tr:trw].

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