Rosa Parks: The Woman Who Sparked A Revolution
Rosa Parks, known as the “Mother Of The Civil Rights Movement,” is a name that resonates far beyond the pages of history books. Her courage and quiet defiance on a December evening in 1955 altered the trajectory of the fight for racial equality in America. Rosa Louise Parks was not just a figure in the civil rights movement—she became its symbol of resistance, perseverance, and hope.
Early Life And Influences
Rosa Louise McCauley was born on February 4, 1913, in Tuskegee, Alabama, during a time when racial segregation laws, commonly referred to as Jim Crow laws, dominated the Southern … Continue