The Montgomery Bus Boycott Part 1

The man who came from India has deeply influenced African Americans who persuaded black Americans to seek civil rights peacefully. Black Americans were once slaves. They have no freedom and no rights. Presently, apartheid has been abolished in the 20th century, discrimination has been greatly reduced, and black people have become free to live like American citizens. In the early 1950s, blacks had no civil rights, so they had to fight for freedom. In 1955, the blacks united, fought for social justice, and planned to boycott.

December 1, 1955 - Rosa Parks, a tailor and civil rights activist, refused to abandon bus seats as white men and caused a one year Montgomery bus boycott. Within a few days, Montgomery Improvement Association was established to adjust the boycott. Kim was elected chairman of the organization

We are planning to begin the first phase of the unfair boycott on Monday continuing until Monday, January 16, 2017 - also known as Martin Luther King Jr. Day in this country. We started the first phase on the boycott anniversary of the Montgomery bus and on the day that our country celebrated Dr. King to remind us that our ancestors fought for change I chose to finish. They were implemented previously, we can do it again. I'll do it again. These dates were also chosen to regain our hero's legacy. They are not keenly in history as they want to become their holiday manga, but organized, courageous and decisive warrior of justice. When our people capture hell from one coast to another, it is not enough for us to pick up garbage and picnics on the king's day. We have reached the point of our history, and we are only a few weeks from the inauguration of the presidential election Donald Trump.

The civil rights movement in 1900 started on December 1, 1955, and the movement began with the Montgomery bus boycott that was held today. The boycott of Montgomery was the day left by African Americans. They were all black and there was plenty enough to reach the back of the bus, so they stood on the bus at the seat they wanted. Today is correct. The familiar face of this boycott is as follows. Dr. Martin L. King, Rosa Parks, one of the women sitting near the empty bus, that was the beginning of everything. Therefore, after that day, the tension between the white and the blacks became more intense, which resulted in the next incidents, the boycott of Montgomery, the boycott of Alabama boycott, and even many people were arrested and even killed. But the final result is success. People actually start to see what actually happens in the South.