the montgomery bus boycott took place in montgomery, alabama.
the montgomery bus boycott took place in montgomery, alabama.
where did the montgomery bus boycott take place?
montgomery , alabama
major figures such as martin luther king jr., malcolm x, and rosa parks were involved in the fight against the race-based discrimination of the civil rights movement. rosa parks's refusal to give up her bus seat in 1955 sparked the montgomery bus boycott—a large movement in montgomery, alabama that was an integral period at the beginning of the civil rights movement. the bus boycott lasted a total of 381 days before the supreme court deemed that segregated seating is unconstitutional. dr. martin luther king jr., a peaceful activist and pastor, led many such protests, advocating for the improvement of african-americans in american's society. his role in the montgomery bus boycott helped to launch his role in the civil rights movement. king organized many protests attended not only by african-american, but also caucasians.
discrimination in the united states
bullet::::- alabama civil rights collection - jack rabin collection on alabama civil rights and southern activists, at penn state university, includes oral history interviews and materials concerning montgomery bus boycott









































bullet::::- montgomery bus boycott article, encyclopedia of alabama









































bullet::::- montgomery bus boycott - story of montgomery bus boycott









































bullet::::- encyclopedia entry on the montgomery bus boycott ~ includes cross-referenced text, historical documents and streaming audio, presented by the king research institute at stanford university









































bullet::::- the montgomery bus boycott - african-american history









































bullet::::- montgomery bus boycott ~ civil rights movement veterans









































bullet::::- learning from rosa parks, "the indypendent"
montgomery bus boycott