A、She enjoyed living with children in the neighborhood. B、She hoped to make changes by educating children. C、She was assigned th

sh school system. She enjoyed the years she lived with her grandmother who believed in education. As a young woman, Shirley decided to become a teacher because she believed she could improve the society by helping children. In 1968, she announced she would run for the United States Congress. She was elected from the newly created Twelfth District of New York City. Shirley Chisholm spoke strongly for the poor and for women. She worked for civil rights for African Americans. She often spoke about cultural and social issues. Because most of the new immigrants are people of color, she believes cultural adjustments must be made by all groups in America if we are to learn to live together as one nation. A reporter once asked Ms. Chisholm how she wanted to be remembered. She said she did not want to be remembered as the nation’s first black congresswoman. She wanted to be remembered as a brave person, a person who created changes.
    23.  What does Shirley Chisholm work for in her life?      
    24.   Why did Shirley choose to be a teacher when she was young?      
    25.  What should people do to live in harmony with others according to Shirley?