How Did Rosa Parks Use Peaceful Resistance To Society

In my opinion, peaceful resistance to laws is a positive impact to society in some ways, while being negative in others. It is okay to use your freedom of speech to talk about issues important to you. For example racism and discrimination. For example, when America was still in its prime of being racist and discriminatory to people of color, Rosa Parks decided to peacefully resist standing up so a white person could take her seat. She knew her action would most likely result in being arrested, but she continued to do it anyway. This to me was a peaceful resistance to a law, because she didn't agree with it and she knew what the consequence would be and while doing this nobody got hurt. The boycott of the buses that resulted from Rosa Parks
He also made a positive impact even though some would disagree. Muhammad Ali refused to comply with the military draft, but didn’t dodge it like some people think. He verbally opposed it willing to accept the legal consequences that would possibly follow. He didn’t flee to Canada or enroll into college to avoid the draft. Ali said, “Why should me and other so-called ‘negroes’ go 10,000 miles away from home, here in America, to drop bombs and bullets on other innocent brown people who’s never bothered us and I will say directly: No, I will not go.” This in my opinion was peaceful resistance because again he was speaking out on what he believes in, knowing the consequences that would likely be coming his way. An act I would agree would be negative to the society related to draft dodging would be ripping up the draft cards to avoid going being picked to go to war. This to me would be more likely to be negative and cause tension rather than Muhammad Ali disagreeing with the draft. An example of negative resistance I would say would be some Americans nervous to be around Muslim people. Due to terrorist attacks that have happened in the