Prompt: On page 32 it states, " I know the rule-that you didn't have to get up for a white person if there were no empty seats left on the bus and there weren't. This evidence is about paying to keep her seat, not to pay to move because someone needs a seat. In the book on page 32-34 it also says, " It's my constitutional right to sit here as much as that lady. I paid my fair." Claudette is fighting for the people to understand that Jim Crow is not fair to all and why should she abide my a rule that only "blacks" have to follow. Claudette feels like they are should be treated equally.