Living in the South What are you doing here? Whites ...

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by reces

Updated: 2/27/2020

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Living in the South
What are you doing here? Whites only!
Rosa Parks Starting the civil rights movement.
You better give up your seat, or I am going to have to arrest you!
You may do that.
The Baptist Church meeting.
We shall end racism with peaceful protests, rather than violent outrage.
Being black in the south meant you couldnt enter certain places because of your skin color.
Bus Boycott
You guys coming? It's raining!
Rosa parks had to give up her seat to a white passenger because she was black skinned
The Bombing of MLK's House
They may have bombed my home, but please, lower your weapons.
Martin Luther King was chosen as leader and gave a speech.
The End of the Boycott
The boycott has worked! The buses are no longer segregated!
After Rosa Parks refused her seat, a bus boycott was started and black people walked instead of riding the bus.
No bus for us. Were walking!
Even when the KKK had bombed MLKs home, he told the crowd of black people to put their weapons down.
After 381 days, the boycott was over and blacks could now sit in the front of the bus.