Peaceful Resistance To Laws: Rosa Parks

Peaceful resistance to laws is a positive impact a free society because for example like Rosa Parks she helped the colored people a lot. She fought for what she thought was the right thing to do because the colored people were being pushed around without having their ideas spoken out. She was taken out the bus she was riding in because she didn't want to move from the seat she was sitting in and she was pushed out the bus and was told a lot of bad racist things that I don't think any one deserve to hear. A lot of people back then were being pushed away because they were from color and like the blacks they had to go to different schools then the white, they had to drink from a different water fountain, or had to go to different restrooms. The
The same way Martin Luther King Jr. did he fought for people to have a dream and fight for what he wanted to fight for. I think that a lot of people seen how the blacks were getting treated and they decided that it was time to give the blacks a chance to have their words spoken out. Their was people that wouldn't care what the whites thought or said because to them they didn't have a voice. Their was a lot of times in which the blacks had were being beat up for a lot of things that wasn't their fault. It's not the black peoples fault they had to be slaves and they had to be seen as the bad people just because they defended themselfs or just because they wanted the right things to be done. I do think that peaceful resistance is a positive things that the blacks at the end of the day were able to have what they were fighting for. They were able to sit and share things with the blacks without being beat up. Their were blacks that were still being beat up even after they had the things they had fought