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One cop grabbed one of my hands and his partner grabbed the other and they pulled me straight up out of my seat. My books went flying everywhere. I went limp as a baby—I was too smart to fight back. They started dragging me backwards off the bus. One of them kicked me. I might have scratched one of them because I had long nails, but I sure didn't fight back. I kept screaming over and over, "It's my constitutional right!" I wasn't shouting anything profane—I never swore, not then, not ever. I was shouting out my rights.—Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice,Phillip HooseWhat does the reader learn from reading about Claudette's experience from her first-person point of view that an observer would not see?One cop grabbed one of her hands.She knew not to fight back.She had long nails.One of the cops kicked her.

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