Daisy Bates and Community Leadership

Who do Darnell, Keisha and Mark meet?

• Daisy

• Yaunte

• Ahmad

• Dom

What did Daisy Bates do in her community?

• She was a civil rights activist.

• She worked at Kroger

• She played basketball

• She was a teacher at Winton Woods

How could a newspaper help change unfair laws?

• By reporting on unfair laws

• By ignoring the laws

• It had coupons

• By creating new laws

What could students do after the law was changed?

• They could vote in elections.

• They could drive cars.

• They could work full-time jobs.

• They could attend school without uniforms.

Daisy Bates helped the students by:

• Drove the school bus

• Working in the cafeteria

• Helping students stand up for their rights

• teaching them in school

What did Daisy Bates do in Washington, D.C.?

• She gave a speech

• She worked as a journalist.

• She was a teacher.

• She was a politician.

How did Daisy Bates help fight for equal rights?

• By teaching math

• By writing books

• Worked as a leader in her community

• By serving in the government

Did every unfair law get changed?

• Yes, every unfair law got changed.

• No, not every unfair law got changed.

• Some unfair laws got changed, but not all.

• It's unclear if every unfair law got changed.

Why were other leaders still working?

• Because we are still working for equal rights

• Because they were not tired

• Because they wanted to set an example

• Because they were waiting for a meeting

Fill in the blank: ______ is a person who leads a group or organization.

• Leader

• Follower

• Member

• Participant