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Police being called

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Refusing to give up her seat

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Entering the bus

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being arrested

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So no blacks rode the bus they would walk, drive/ride with others, or ride bike & etc

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The Peaceful Boycotts Pt1

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a African American civil right movement prorest. On the bus blacks were only able to sit at the back of the bus and they could only sit if whites were not right there and if all whites were sitting. Blacks avoided the bus and began to carpull, walk and more. This started December 5, 1955- December 20, 1956. Rosa Parks was a big leader in this.

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https://youtu.be/B4AurGX5vGs

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pt1

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Oct., 21, 1955- Mary L. Smith was arrested for not giving up her seat to a white women
Dec. 1, 1955- Rosa Parks was arrested and put in jail for not giving up her seat to a white man.
Dec. 5, 1955- all blacks boycotted the bus and turned out more than 75% blacks made up the bus population and the busses lost money
Dec. 13, 1955- MIA starts helping people with carpooling to get where they needed to go
Jan. 30, 1956- Martin Luther King Jr. home was bombed he protested peacefully.
June 4, 1956- Browder vs. Gayle, the Supreme court ruling segregation unconstitutional
Nov. 13, 1956- Federal court made its decision, segregation on busses were ruled unconstitutional
Dec. 20, 1956- boycott ended because blacks could sit where ever they wanted to on the bus
Dec. 21, 1956 blacks started back riding the bus

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Also known as The MIA, this organization was design to help fight for civil rights on December 5, 1955 for African Americans. They took responsibility in maintaning the bus boycott.

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Rosa was a black african american women who was on the bus after a long day of work. She was asked to move from her seat for a white man who was younger than her and she was tired and refused to move. The bus driver asked her to move she said "No," so the driver refused to move the bus until she stood at the back of the bus, where blacks were suppose to be. the police was called and asked Rosa to move she still didn't move so she was arrested and thrown in jail.

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The protest were nonviolent and African Americans and few whites refused to ride the buses for 13 months in Montgomery, Alabama and walked.

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The Supreme court took the segregation of buses to trial and made it unconstitutional to segregate buses. This changed American society forever because people of any race can sit where they want with whom they want on public transportation.

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The political cartoon explains that saying no to wrong things is better for the future. By Rosa Parks saying  "no" when told to move led to a powerful boycott that would change the constitution and society.

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Martin Luther King Jr. - a nonviolent civil rights leader 1954-1968 when he was assassinated, he was born in Atlanta, GA. He was the leader of MIA, which helped the bus boycott go on.

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With the bus boycott being a win situation for African Americans, this led to other groups feeling that they can gain more civil rights by protesting without violence and have valid reason for change of rights. Of course there were others who felt violence was the answer, but majority who went under MLK's wing knew violence wasn't the answer.

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The closest amendment to being violated was to the 14th amendment which was that blacks had equal citizenship and protection under the law. Also the Civil Rights Act of 1875 was violated because regardless of race or color U.S. citizens are "entitled to full and equal enjoyment" to accommodations and facilities.