E30 “A Life History of Being Rebellious” If it were not for extraordinary Rosa Parks, and her being rebellious who knows where the world may be in the world. However, Rosa Parks was inflected by two women that were arrested prior her arrest. Parks was fighting for many young people’s rights for all types of reasons prior and after the bus arrest and bus boycott. With the help of her friends and family, she was able to become one rebellious person. Nobody ever wanted to hear about her life besides for the day she got arrested for not giving up her seat on the bus. She proved to many people that life is not always smooth. Reading that Parks lost her job in Georgia as well as in Michigan proves that she did not care if she had a lot of money
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While Rosa Parks, Martin Luther Jr., Malcolm X and many more were amongst people of color that stood up for what they believed, which were voting rights and so much more. Not many years later after Rosa Parks arrest and boycott of the buses, there would have been a woman entering into a college being the first black female into University of Georgia. Of course, with everything comes a story and that story was told my Charlayne Hunter Gault. Being in Georgia for 4 years, I have never heard of the woman Charlayne Hunter Gault. It amazes me how she, and her male friend…..wanted to get into a school that they knew it was all …show more content…
Many of us are close-minded and do not want to think what happened in the past, happened. It is great to know what happened in America, because often times all of this is not mentioned in history, especially lower level history classes. Without many people wanting change in the world, the world may be where it was a long time ago. With each and every person learning more knowledge, only makes people more aware of history. I believe what the woman has done is extraordinary, and this is a reason why we need to have more educated people in the world. As a country, we need to find a way for every one to have equal opportunity at school, and also higher education. There are many countries where college is free, however, America is not one of them and this is another downfall of people with fewer resources not being able to succeed or move up in
While Rosa Parks, Martin Luther Jr., Malcolm X and many more were amongst people of color that stood up for what they believed, which were voting rights and so much more. Not many years later after Rosa Parks arrest and boycott of the buses, there would have been a woman entering into a college being the first black female into University of Georgia. Of course, with everything comes a story and that story was told my Charlayne Hunter Gault. Being in Georgia for 4 years, I have never heard of the woman Charlayne Hunter Gault. It amazes me how she, and her male friend…..wanted to get into a school that they knew it was all …show more content…
Many of us are close-minded and do not want to think what happened in the past, happened. It is great to know what happened in America, because often times all of this is not mentioned in history, especially lower level history classes. Without many people wanting change in the world, the world may be where it was a long time ago. With each and every person learning more knowledge, only makes people more aware of history. I believe what the woman has done is extraordinary, and this is a reason why we need to have more educated people in the world. As a country, we need to find a way for every one to have equal opportunity at school, and also higher education. There are many countries where college is free, however, America is not one of them and this is another downfall of people with fewer resources not being able to succeed or move up in