In chapter2,3 we learn a lot about Trevor’s Family, especially his mother. How does he describe his mother? Use your skills of summarizing, paraphrasing, and quotations. You must include ONE direct quote

The mother of Trevor, and a major character in the memoir is described as a rebellious socially progressive activist. Noah's mother was a deeply religious woman and typically spent Sunday attending three different services, one each at a primarily Black, primarily White, and mixed church. Refusing to be swayed from her goal of attending church, Noah's mother decides to travel using the minibus system, a transit system established by Blacks who were forbidden from accessing regular public transit. Noah reflects on how his mother responded to his rebellious nature by being firm and no-nonsense, and because of this relationship, he didn't challenge her plan even though he was unhappy about traveling by minibus.