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Tag Archives: supreme court ruling against pubic transportation unconstitutional
supreme court ruling segregation on public transportation unconstitutional
The single most important change between 1953 and 1960 was when the supreme court ruled that segregation on public transportation unconstitutional.
In December 1955, Rosa Parks,a seamstress in Montgomery, Alabama,refused to give up her seat on a city bus to a white commuter got arrested. Her arrest spurred an unprecedented year long bus boycott; the Montgomery bus boycott emboldened the movement for racial justice led by a young pastor named Martin Luther King Jr. The movement aims was t0 denounce the injustice ,inequality and oppression that the colored people endured in the deep south.
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