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Rosa Parks was a silent, dignified African-American female who, in an environment of injustice, decided to politely defy a racist policy. In doing this, she ignited a flames in the spirit of any community whose "cup of endurance" would permit not even one more relatively small injustice. Her circumstance resulted in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, wherein some 40,000 African-Americans crippled the Montgomery vehicles industry with their non-violent protest of the racist policy that mandated Parks to stop her seat for white riders. But, as an unidentified black minister who was simply elected to lead the boycott protest, one Martin Luther King, Jr., known, it wasn't just the bus policy that the African-American community was protesting; it was over a century of horrific injustice heaped after a community whose founders have been forcibly taken to the United States. Inside you will hear about...

• A Dark Legacy
• The Winds of Change
• The Stage Is Set
• The Civil Privileges Movement
• Life following the Boycott
• And much more!

It was time for a big change, and the take action of defiance by Parks, though not the first sacrifice, created the spark that would ignite the US Civil Rights Movements. This book says the storyline of the context where Parks' refusal to deliver her seat was placed, as well as the storyline of her life and legacy in a compelling, yet succinct, manner that is both filled with information and entertaining to read.