Remembering Rosa Parks | The Mother Of The Freedom Movement | Biography
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- Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was "the first lady of civil rights". She is best known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Those who knew Rosa Parks discuss their fond memories of her and what her legacy means to African Americans around the world. #Biography
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I thank Martin Luther king & Rosa parks for everything
no enlighting everything 😁
What about MX 😂
Respect to Mrs. Parks and Claudette Colvin
I love Rosa Parks. I first learned about her when I moved to Birmingham in 1976.
Me too!
The class of 87" me & my friend Earl...
Queen!
Thank you Queen
Amazing woman decent and fantastic
That's why when I was in High School I would proudly Ride in the back of the Bus !!!
Yes. Thank Yahweh, they did this for us.
please add english subtitle
Tnx
please shut tnx
Amazing woman
I totally agree
Agreed
Actually she's not the mother of the Freedom Movement. there was a young lady before her that wouldn't get up out of her set. But they didn't use her as the poster girl for the Freedom Movement because she was 16 and Pregnant. look her up.look up the girl before Rosa Parks, a lot of people don't know about her. Rosa Parks, came second. they use her cuz she was older. But she still did a good deed as well. But she Wasn't the first black person that didnt get up tho.
Good afternoon The real deal. You said; "she's not the mother of the Freedom Movement"
Correct that was Claudette Colvin. However, Claudette Colvin was one of the litigants in the famous Gayle vs. Browder, not Rosa Parks.
From a Federal Judicial standpoint, it was 16 year old Claudette Colvin who is recognized as the one who challenged the law that led to the end of segregation.
Her case went all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States.
If I remember correctly Rosa Parks did not ride the bus it was another lady but they wanted Rosa because she looked so nice.
Do some research..I can't believe these comments...."Two steps forward one step back". When will we ever learn? ..
I.E., They Weeble the Wobble they don't fall down we gonna rock this bus to the ground !!!
at least she saved black people