When Rosa Parks was arrested on a bus in Montgomery Alabama on December 5, 1955, a meeting was held by local civil rights leaders who formed a group to organize and support a bus boycott in Montgomery. They also selected local minister, Rev. Marting Luther King, Jr. to lead that group. King successfully lead that boycott and went on to lead other civil rights movements, eventually sacrificing his life for that cause. He helped Ms. Parks with his efforts in the same way that he helped all Americans by systematically making segregation and discrimination illegal.
When Rosa Parks was arrested on a bus in Montgomery Alabama on December 5, 1955, a meeting was held by local civil rights leaders who formed a group to organize and support a bus boycott in Montgomery. They also selected local minister, Rev. Marting Luther King, Jr. to lead that group. King successfully lead that boycott and went on to lead other civil rights movements, eventually sacrificing his life for that cause. He helped Ms. Parks with his efforts in the same way that he helped all Americans by systematically making segregation and discrimination illegal.
Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks were not part of one particular group. They were both, however, active in removing segregation in the southern states of the United States. Dr. King organized and spoke at rallies and demonstrations. Ms. Parks refused to to move to the back of a bus in a segregated state.
the most prominent leader was Martin Luther King Jr. there were many other ones, Rosa Parks started it all!!!
most likely quoted But I'm not sure, I'm just Rosa Parks
No Rosa Parks isn't related to Martin Luther king. she was the one who sat on the white persons seat in the bus. This started the bus boycott.
Lincoln and Martin Luther King were both equally important in establishing official equal rights for coloured people. Lincoln went to war with the Southern USA in order to end slavery and emancipate the negro races- Martin Luther King led a peaceful campaign to ensure that black people had the same civil rights enshrined in law as white people do. Rosa Parks probably ranks less highly than Lincoln or King, but she very bravely set a precedent for non-violent civil disobedience to racist segregation. However, if she hadn't done it, then it's inevitable that somebody somewhere would have eventually did what she did, by the law of averages.
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Martin Luther King Jr. did not marry Rosa Parks. He married Coretta Scott and had 4 children.
Rosa Parks was in the boycott with Martin Luther King Jr.
mlk fought for Rosa parks arrest
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Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Bayard rustin, ECT......
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