She was arrested and then challenged the arrest, her case leading to a protest and then a Supreme Court decision reversing segregation.
Today the name of this woman is a symbol of courage to stand against oppression. Rosa and her husband were active members of the National Association for Advancement of Colored People and other civil-rights organizations
Rosa Park was college-educated and well aware of the personal and general consequences of her actions. But she also knew that the driver who ordered her to give up her seat that day was the same who forced her off the bus in humiliation years before. This time, she decided, would be different.
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The difference between oppression via Jim Crow laws and "oppression" in 2016 via microaggression.
I love how Jonathan and Paul try to put up such horrible and racist comments under anonymous but I know who these two pieces of sh!t are and what they're all about. You've been Blogged. No matter how many times you try, they will continue to get rejected.
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