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We are all the same

White or Black

We have one name:

Human

Integration was looked down upon

Whites made it difficult

But 9 students took a stand

And walked through the doors of high school

Rosa Parks was tired

Not physically but emotionally

She was tired of being abused

So she was arrested aggressively

Martin Luther King

Was a leader of our land

His words changed our world

Because he took a stand

Blacks fought for their lives

As they were denied rights

Today the struggle remains

We are still fighting fights

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The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. by Kid President

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"Alabama Archives: Teacher Lesson Plans, Civil Rights Movement, Lesson 1, Riding The           Bus". Archives.state.al.us. N.p., 2017. Web.

Freedman, R. (2006). Freedom walkers: The story of the Montgomery bus boycott. New          York: Holiday House.

History.com Staff. (2009). Civil Rights Movement. Retrieved March 10, 2017, from                     http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/civil-rights-movement

"The NAACP: A Century In The Fight For Freedom - Primary Source Set | Teacher                      Resources - Library Of Congress". Loc.gov. N.p., 2017. Web

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We are still dealing with civil rights even to this day... Black Lives Matter has become a large movement and equal pay for women/ Feminism

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There are so many separate movements in the CRM and I think it would be great to touch on each aspect in the classroom in the different content area.
History: Taking the position of a historian and learning all about the history of the CRM. Connecting the present problems of civil rights with history.
Language: Writing letters to MLK, Court System, or Rosa Parks
Science: Figuring out the effect of walking to and from work for over a year through all seasons on the African American community

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September 4, 1957, 9 black students were scheduled to enter Central High School to be the first ever black students in a white school

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How did the bus drivers have the authority to order the African Americans to move out of their seats when it wasn't a law?

How were the arrests of the African Americans who wouldn't move on the buses justified?

Could the black community have done something different to have made the boycott work quicker?

Is our gender inequality and fight for feminism similar to what was happening during the Civil Rights Movement?

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- 150 people offered to lend their cars to the cause
- MIA bought 30 cars of its own
- Taxi's lowered their cost until Government ordered them not to

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Photo of MLK speaking at a weekly meeting 

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Photo of MLK speaking at a weekly meeting 

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Martin Luther King originally came to Montgomery for a different reason... Was voted head of the MIA (Montgomery Improvement Association) unanimously

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- Protest against segregated public facilities
- Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat because she was "tired"
- Led by Martin Luther King
- Lasted for 381 days

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Inquiry Project by Sydney Beer