What Was The Montgomery Bus Boycott?
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Hmm. I wonder. Rosa Parks’ courageous act of not giving up her seat to a white passenger led to the Montgomery Bus boycott a major event in the fight for civil rights. During the boycott, people in Montgomery stopped using the buses and instead walked, biked or carpooled.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A young leader at the time, helped guide the boycott, which lasted over a year. Eventually, the Supreme Court decided that segregating buses was wrong, and everyone was allowed to sit wherever they wanted on the bus.