Lessons on Activism from the Life of Rosa Parks

November 5, 2005

"In short, Rosa Parks didn’t make a spur-of-the-moment decision. She didn’t single-handedly give birth to the civil rights efforts, but she was part of an existing movement for change, at a time when success was far from certain." So says Paul Loeb in his article The Real Rosa Parks. His description of the movement for racial justice in America, as exemplified by its leading lady, Rosa Parks, offers many lessons for other would-be movements, including the Interfaith Movement or even the "Baha'i movement."

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Rosa was a good person thats why us brothers and sisters got to remember Rosa for she was good if it werent for her those white people be all over us.