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  • Schoolchildren tour the bus that civil rights icon Rosa Parks made famous when she refused to give up her seat.
    A Poorly Worded RNC Tweet On Rosa Parks Backfires
    The Republican National Commission tweeted Saturday about Parks' "bold stand in ending racism," triggering a snark avalanche. While the gaffe was relatively minor, it plays into the damaging narrative about the Republican Party — that it only pays lip service to the notion of increasing its appeal to minority voters.
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