Hillary Clinton’s attempt to wrap herself in the legacy of Rosa Parks didn’t end well Tuesday.

“History often gets made on ordinary days by seemingly ordinary people — December 1, 1955 was one of them. Thank you, Rosa Parks,” Clinton wrote when posting a modified version of her campaign logo to Facebook.

She was referring to the moment when Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.

The reaction to the graphic was immediately negative.

Lester Asamoah accused Clinton of “basically pimping Rosa Parks’ legacy in her logo for black votes”.

https://twitter.com/LesterAS1/status/671797363686711301

“I’m digusted,” one Twitter user wrote.

https://twitter.com/PhillyTheBoss/status/671807556507951104

“You could’ve at least let Rosa sit at the front of the logo,” @imfromraleigh wrote.

https://twitter.com/imfromraleigh/status/671801550000492544

A leader of the Black Lives Matter protesters — St. Louis Teach for America executive Brittany Packnett — wrote, “Rosa and her legacy are both above this. Nah. I’m not feeling it for *any* candidate.”

https://twitter.com/MsPackyetti/status/671792050250084352

Kristin Mc Hugh deemed the logo an “an obscenity of cultural incompetence.”