These cards accompany lesson 5 of my student teaching social studies unit plan where students identify all the contributors to the Montgomery Bus Boycott's success.
These cards accompany lesson 5 of my student teaching social studies unit plan where students identify all the contributors to the Montgomery Bus Boycott's success.
These cards accompany lesson 5 of my student teaching social studies unit plan where students identify all the contributors to the Montgomery Bus Boycott's success.
I was the secretary of the In March 1955, when I was NAACP at that time. I had only 15 years old, I was always been an activist. I was arrested for refusing to give not "too tired to get up" I up my seat to a White made a choice to not get up. woman. I told them that I I was tired of the Jim Crow had paid my fare and it was Laws. Having to take a my constitutional right. certain section on the bus because of my race was This was 9 months before humiliating, but having to Rosa Parks did the same. I stand up so a white person was also one of 4 women wouldn't have to was to challenge bus inhumane. segregation laws in court. My name is My name is Rosa Parks Claudette Colvin My name is My name is Jo Ann Robinson Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I was screamed at by a bus driver for sitting in the "whites I was asked to be the only" section of the bus. I spokesperson for the shortly after became the Montgomery president of the Women's Improvement Association Political Council and made and for the boycott. I desegregating the buses one gave speeches to boost of our top priorities. I was the morale of boycotters and one who began laying the I negotiated with city plans for the bus boycott. I officials and the bus also helped create the Montgomery Improvement company. Association. My name is My name is Jo Ann Robinson Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I am a member of the My name is Women's Political Mary Louise Council Smith Our council complained to In March 1955, before Rosa city leaders many times for a Parks, I was yanked off the decade about the unfair bus bus by police officers after seating practices and abusive refusing to give up my seat. I bus driver conduct, but they was only 18 years old but I always ignored us. So we had learned about realized we would need to constitutional rights in school boycott for change. Our and wanted other black girls council's organizing efforts to know they had a right to made the 382 day bus be there because they paid boycott possible. their bus fare too. I am a member of the My name is Women's Political Mary Louise Council Smith My name is I was a E.D. Nixon Black Taxicab I was the president of the Driver local National Association for At the early stages of the the Advancement of Colored boycott, me and my fellow People and then I created the black taxicab drivers helped Montgomery Improvement make the bus boycott Association. This association was responsible for making possible by providing an sure the boycott continued, emergency 10 cent fare for providing alternative any boycott participants. transportation for boycotters, We may have lost a lot of and keeping boycotters money doing this, but it was spirits up. I also helped bail worth it to help bring about Rosa Parks out of jail. change! My name is I was a E.D. Nixon Black Taxicab Driver My name is Georgia Gilmore I am often overlooked. I was a cook so I helped the bus boycott by starting The Club From Nowhere, a club that made and sold meals to raise money for the 381 day bus boycott. This money we raised from selling food funded the protests, strategy meetings, and carpool system that the bus boycott required. Our group funded the resistance. My name is Georgia Gilmore