Why Is The Civil Rights Movement Important

It all began on December the first of 1955 , when a black woman , Rosa Parks, refused to let her bus seat to a white man, even so she was in the "Colored zone" of the bus , but still was given a penalty for it. Martin Luther King, a young black pastor , started a campaign and encourage the boycott of Montgomery's buses, that lasted 381 days, this was the decisive point of the beginning of Civil Rights Movement. This movement has succeeded because of the Civil Disobedience, the Non-violent actions, and how the Constitution was written. Historically " The Civil Rights Movements " refers to the effort that African-American have put to abolish discrimination. However, since then, we saw all kinds of other movement, that have
Civil disobedience activist proceed in a moral and usually in a non violent way. This process had been proved across history, in fact, through non violent act you can drag much more attention toward your cause, by organizing event such as marches, building occupying, strikes and more. The best case to show the success of civil disobedience would be the Montgomery bus boycott which last 381. After Rosa Parks had been told off, for refusing to let her seat bus to a white man. Matin Luther King a young pastor called for a boycott, the back people of Montgomery didn't use the bus for 13 months. This action had a great affect on the civil rights, indeed the bus company had to do something because their income had decreased, and they had no choice but desegregated the buses, anywise their were going straight to failure . Since that boycott , Martin Luther King became one of the leader of the African-American Civil Movement. However, he was not the only figure of that movement, Daisy Baiths, the leader of of student movement was and will stay one of the most respectfull women , who fighted for the right of education for all teenagers, even though she hadn't the opportunity to do