By her own admission she said that when she was asked to give up her seat on the bus that historical day, she felt so tired and just couldn't be bothered to stand, an actual historical "stand" was the last thing on her mind. she wanted to save her right
She had enough of raciism. So she had enough and said she wasnt moving anywhere
She did not move out of her seat of the bus when a white person wanted to sit down.
to fight for the rights of black people
to take a stand
she stood on a bus
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Rosa Parks didn't have to go anywhere to study about racism she lived it. If you know the story about the day she refused to change her seat on the bus then you know that was racism that she stood up to. The south of the 1950's was a society that sanctioned discrimination and racism. All of her life she had been treated as a second class citizen and she finally took a stand.
The Rosa Parks bus boycott sparked off a revolution in the anti-racism movement. She inspired many coloured people to stand up for their rights which has improved increasingly since. Hope this helped.
The way Rosa Parks stopped segregation... was when she refused to stand up from her bus sea t when a white man wished to sit down there.
dec. 1955
Rosa Parks stand up for what she believed in ,when she was in the bus
Back then, racism was at large, so there was places like white only and black only bars, buses ect. When a white person entered a bus, black people were expected to give up their seat, but Rosa Parks refused, starting a fight for justice.
Smarts and courage to stand up for herself.
to stand up to each other
to stand up to her self
Rosa Parks did not want to become a teacher. She only wanted to stand up for herself on the bus......
rosa parks was astonished and this time she knew she would stand up 4 her self:)
that you should not be afraid to stand up for what you believe in.