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The Montgomery bus boycott was a protest against the policy of racial segregation. It is widely regarded as a mass protest on civil rights in the U.S. A woman named Rosa Parks was coming home from Montgomery's Cleveland Avenue and refused to give up her seat to a white man.

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The cartoon shows them not being segregated anymore and being able to sit wherever they want.

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NAACP challenged the racial segregation on the bus system.
The supreme court approved that it was racially d

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The strategies in the Bus Boycott was they would not give up the seats on the bus, they represented at least 75 percent of the bus ridership. They set up carpools and taxi drivers only charged 10 cents, which is the same as bus fare

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE6Yvy--5aw

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Dec. 5, 1955-Rosa parks sat in the bus in Montgomery's Cleveland Avenue and refused to give up her seat to a white man.

Dec. 20, 1956- The city appealed to the U.S. supreme court which made the decision that Montgomery's buses were integrated.

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This event inspired more and more people to fight for the rights of all people.

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Claudette Colvin:

15 year old kiddo who originally started the protest. However, she was not used as a public figure because they found out she was pregnant and deemed that to be an inappropriate symbol.

Rosa Parks:

was the 2nd known person to protest by not moving for a white person.

Her and her husband were involved in the NAACP.

From then on Newspapers published the boycott, and churches announced it to raise awareness .

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The National Association for the advancement of Colored people. Encouraged black Americans to boycott the buses in Montgomery.

The KKK (Klu-Klux-Klan)
White supremacist group. Devoted to remove all African Americans, whether they were a threat or not.