Rosa Parks
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
ROSA PARKS WAS FIGHTING FOR
BLACK PEOPLES RIGHTS
ROSA JOINED THE MONGOMERY CHAPTER OF THE NAACP
AND BECAME INVOLVED IN CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUES
ROSA THOUGHT IS WASN'T
FAIR THAT BLACK PEOPLE DIDN'T HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS AS WHITE PEOPLE
THE MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT WAS WHEN THE
BLACK PEOPLE DIDN'T RIDE THE BUS THEY WALKED SO THE BUS HAD TO CLOSE
Photo by utt73
A STRUGGLE WAS WHEN SHE GOT ARRESTED WHEN SHE DIDN'T GIVE UP HER SEAT
TO A WHITE PERSON SO THE DRIVER CALLED THE POLICE
Photo by cliff1066™
LIFE BEFORE
- Her parents split up
- She was taught to read by her mother at a young age
- She dropped out of school in the 11th grade
- She was forced to walk to school
- It was a one room school house
ROSA RECEIVED MANY AWARDS LIKE THE SPINGARN MEDAL
THE NAACPS HIGHEST AWARD
IN 1999 TIME MAGAZINE NAMED ROSA PARKS ON
ITS LIST OF "THE 20 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF THE 20TH CENTURY
Photo by Max Gaines
IN 1992 ROSA PUBLISHED HER FIRST BOOK
ROSA PARKS MY STORY AND IN 1995 SHE PUBLISHED QUIET STRENGTH
ROSA DIDN'T DIE FOR HER CAUSE SHE DIED BECAUSE OF DEMENTIA
SHE DIED ON OCTOBER 24 2005 AT AGE 92
