Rosa Parks Civil Rights Movement
Rosa parks civil rights activist: was born on February 4 1913 in Tuskegee, Alabama
She was the behind the Montgomery bus boycott that started in December 1955.
She arrested and spent the night in jail when she refused to give her seat on a bus to a white man.
Sara parks together with martin Luther king organized a bus boycott to protest segregated seating
On a bus from 1955 to 1956.
About 75 percent of the city’s African American refused to ride the busses, people rode their bikes or
Walk. the bus boycott Posed a serious economic threat to the bus company.
As a resulted segregation on public busses was lifted on December 1956.
After the boycott she received many threats for her life, but she became a symbol of freedom to
Many today.
She was the behind the Montgomery bus boycott that started in December 1955.
She arrested and spent the night in jail when she refused to give her seat on a bus to a white man.
Sara parks together with martin Luther king organized a bus boycott to protest segregated seating
On a bus from 1955 to 1956.
About 75 percent of the city’s African American refused to ride the busses, people rode their bikes or
Walk. the bus boycott Posed a serious economic threat to the bus company.
As a resulted segregation on public busses was lifted on December 1956.
After the boycott she received many threats for her life, but she became a symbol of freedom to
Many today.