Rosa Parks Disobedience And Its Consequences

According to Wilde’s idea, disobedience leads with better consequences. We know disobedience having bad consequences, but some consequences are led to good. Though being disobedient or rebellious can actually bring out a negative outcome, it can also bring a good aftermath for further progress. Rosa Parks being a dark complexion woman at the time era where racism wasn’t illegal and lynching was occurring. She was a big role model for the dark complexion people who lived at her time. What she did was so powerful because she tried to show people that even colored skin individuals can sit where they wanted to and not be harassed by Caucasian mortals. Ms. Parks was arrested at the time but because of her bravery she had struggled to end the entrenched racial segregation. A woman making history as a dark complexion stood out to other dark individuals and organized a bus boycott that began the day Parks conviction, so bye all that being done that’s how one disobedient woman lead to something more powerful and with better consequences. Martin Luther King was not just a speaker
Jackie Robinson being an African American was an individual whose disobedience wasn’t only about being able to play as an African professional baseball player but his disobedience awarded him with a National League Rookie of the Year. Mr. Robinson was not only insulted and discriminated by different baseball players but by nearly everyone in the stands watching the games. When discrimination was still around and dark individuals weren’t worth talking to but Mr. Robinson helped change all of that. Jackie Robinson was an individual who not only changed the game perspective but changed other African Americans to get out there and play some sports, and as seen on television a lot more of dark complexion individuals are playing while everybody watches from the side lines or