Giving brainliest Why does author Phillip Hoose include a police report when writing about Claudette Colvin in "It's My Constitutional Right!"?

because it shares the officer's feelings

because it proves that the story is true

because it looks official in the book

because it shows that the story is fictional

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Fletcher Aguirre

8 June, 12:42

Giving brainliest Why does author Phillip Hoose include a police report when writing about Claudette Colvin in "It's My Constitutional Right!"?

because it shares the officer's feelings

because it proves that the story is true

because it looks official in the book

because it shows that the story is fictional

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Brady Pennington · Answer 1

Answer: Because it proves that the story is true.

Explanation: This is the only answer that makes sense.

Bush · Answer 2

Phillip Hoose includes the police report writing about Claudette Colvin because it proves the story to be true.

Explanation:

Claudette Colvin refused to vacate a white segregated bus seat claiming that it is her constitutional right to do so and was jailed for it. Rosa Parks became famous for doing something similar but later. Claudette's case never garnered as much attention while her poignant statement of protest remained in the light.

so when writing about such a case in retrospect, the police report allows for legitimization of the affair as well as show a perspective on what actually transpired as it is not widely covered.