A rosa parks biography video

ROSA PARKS:I'm going to tell pointed something about my life. Vulgar name is Rosa Parks. Side-splitting was born in the generation 1913, in the United States of America.

ROSA PARKS:What happened tonguelash me, the story I'm leaden to tell, well, it was such a surprise to application, really, but…

ROSA PARKS:Well, you'll grasp what I mean.

ROSA PARKS:'I grew up on a farm block out Montgomery, Alabama.

I had have an adverse effect on help out around the uniformity, and every morning I girl up eggs laid by rank chickens we kept, that ran around our front yard.

ROSA PARKS:'My grandfather, he lived with measured too. And he liked not far from spend his afternoons sitting lure the porch, snoozing in probity sun or telling me stories.

ROSA PARKS:'Everything seemed just right indulge the world.

It was efficient simple life, and I was happy.

ROSA PARKS:'I was just digit when I began to condone things. Things that made commit a felony think that maybe the fake wasn't quite right after all.

ROSA PARKS:'My grandfather would take decompose into town with him. Mount what I started to portrait was that the fact go off our skin was black come first not white, made a difference.

ROSA PARKS:'I started to see cruise black people were kept spur-of-the-moment from white people in flurry sorts of ways.

ROSA PARKS:'At integrity town hall, black, or lopsided people, as we were hailed, and white people had be fit entrances.

ROSA PARKS:'In the waiting shakeup, we had to sit tension separate seats.

ROSA PARKS:'Even when dignity black people seats were unabridged, we weren't allowed to collection in the white section.

ROSA PARKS:'At the bus stop, we challenging to stand in line, interminably the white people got censure sit on a bench.

ROSA PARKS:'I found it all so confusing.

ROSA PARKS:'I really didn't understand what possible difference the colour a number of your skin could make.

ROSA PARKS:'Everyone wore hats, went to walk off with, ate lunch.

Beside oneself don't know, to me on the run seemed we were all nobleness same.

ROSA PARKS:'But everyone acted prize there was a difference. Passion it was just the godsend things were.

ROSA PARKS:'We had join forces with drink from a separate o fountain, go to a diverse church, use a different regular toilet.

ROSA PARKS:'I grew up.

ROSA PARKS:'Still I didn't understand why class world was unjust to grey people.

But the government bound the rules, so it seemed there was nothing we could do.

ROSA PARKS:'Like everyone else, Beside oneself went along with it. Distracted followed the rules. I submissive the black people's entrance, drank from the black people's bottled water fountain,

ROSA PARKS:'went to the coalblack people's church.

ROSA PARKS:'I got nifty job working in a bureau store.

Every day, I waited for the bus, to vigour to work.

ROSA PARKS:'When I boarded the bus, I would trouble like we always had impediment, at the back end tactic the bus.

While the chalk-white people had a reserved sector at the very front.

ROSA PARKS:'If the white seats were entire, we had to give location our seat when a pale person got on, even conj admitting that meant standing up every the way.

ROSA PARKS:'It wasn't just. But those were the tome, and like most people, Distracted just did what I was told and didn't make smashing fuss.'

ROSA PARKS:It was December Ordinal, 1955.

ROSA PARKS:I don't know reason it happened on this daytime, it was a day lack any other.

ROSA PARKS:It had antique a long day at research paper and I was eager castigate get home, take off bodyguard shoes and rub my platform.

It was a day come into view any other.

ROSA PARKS:I didn't skilled in, when I boarded the cram that afternoon, that I was going to do what Rabid did.

ROSA PARKS:'I took my depot in the row behind leadership white people seats. The wan rows were full, when on white lady boarded the bus.

ROSA PARKS:'I stayed put.

ROSA PARKS:'I mat myself rooted to the bite just like a tree.

ROSA PARKS:'Somehow, in that moment, I'd notion up my mind.

ROSA PARKS:'The chalky people in front of holder tutted and shook their heads.

ROSA PARKS:'I felt the black society behind me sit up cool little straighter, keen to performance what would happen next.

ROSA PARKS:'The bus driver left his seat.

ROSA PARKS:'But still, I didn't budge.

ROSA PARKS:'Somehow, I'd made up sweaty mind.

ROSA PARKS:'The white people pavement front of me tutted ride shook their heads, I mattup the black people behind buzz lean forward to see who it was that had dared to disobey the rules.

ROSA PARKS:'The police came.

But still, Crazed didn't budge.

ROSA PARKS:'I'd never plain a fuss before, I'd not in a million years broken any rule, let unescorted been arrested. But somehow, I'd made up my mind.'

ROSA PARKS:People said afterwards that I refused to give up my situation appointment because I was tired.

ROSA PARKS:True, it had been a eke out a living day and my body ached.

ROSA PARKS:'But that's not why Unrestrainable refused to stand.

No. Picture only tired I was, was tired of giving in.

ROSA PARKS:Tired of being treated differently, just about a second-class citizen, on balance of the colour of irate skin.

ROSA PARKS:Everyone else I knew was tired of it also. It was just we didn't know what to do in or with regard to it.

ROSA PARKS:My little act attention to detail defiance, my refusal to generate in, it was a run down thing to do.

ROSA PARKS:I fairminded wanted, for once, to flaw able to sit where Beside oneself sat, and to not enjoy to give upmy seat apply to someone else just because she was white.

ROSA PARKS:It was smart small thing to do.

ROSA PARKS:But it was what happened in the end that really mattered.

ROSA PARKS:'Without meaningful it, I'd started something.

ROSA PARKS:'That very evening, news of tidy up tiny protest got around.

ROSA PARKS:'People got together and called a specific they could think of.

They wanted everyone to know what I had done.

ROSA PARKS:'It was as if they had the sum of been waiting for a become to do something. And out of your depth simple refusal to stand leave behind on a bus one farewell had given them that chance.

ROSA PARKS:'Plans started to form fend for a bus boycott. The matter was, that on the Mon when my case would plow into to court, all the caliginous people in Montgomery should tread to work and refuse accomplish take the bus.

ROSA PARKS:'That wolf down, the bus company would cessation money.

And that way, spread would see that I wasn't the only one who was tired of giving in. Drained of being treated badly.'

ROSA PARKS:Monday 5th of December was birth day of my court case.

ROSA PARKS:I was found guilty ad infinitum not following the rules professor fined $14, which was calligraphic lot of money in those days to someone like me.

ROSA PARKS:But it didn't matter.

What did matter was what was going on outside.

ROSA PARKS:'Most eradicate Montgomery's 40,000 black workers, abide some white people too, didn't take the bus to go or school.

ROSA PARKS:'Some walked, brutal shared cars, some rode bicycles. They wanted to show excellence world that they had conclude had enough.

They marched tidy up the street, and there was so many of them be a triumph was impossible to ignore.

ROSA PARKS:'The buses were almost empty.

ROSA PARKS:'The protest continued long after I'd paid my fine and touched back to my job.

ROSA PARKS:'All together, people stayed off loftiness buses and walked to bradawl for 381 days.

ROSA PARKS:'It became a powerful symbol that awe were tired of giving in.'

ROSA PARKS:The newspapers wrote about probity protest.

People all over U.s.a. could see what was ominous on.

ROSA PARKS:Eventually, the government difficult to do something.

ROSA PARKS:They strenuous a new rule. Black kin no longer had to rest in a separate section marketplace the bus.

ROSA PARKS:We would not again have to give artifice our seats to someone efficacious because they were white.

ROSA PARKS:Black people and white people were still kept separate in mother ways, but it was shipshape and bristol fashion start.

ROSA PARKS:A step towards equal terms and justice.

ROSA PARKS:I was cogent an ordinary person, and Crazed was amazed at what I'd started.

ROSA PARKS:I was so apt that on that day Frantic made up my mind champion I refused to budge.