.” Rosa Park is one of the well-known name back in 1950’s. She was born on February 4th, 1913 in the state of Alabama (Tuskegee) .Her vision, inspiration and motivation served as a role model for others. Rosa Park was a type of leader who not only stood for her right, but also for the other Negros who were constantly being avoided and mistreated. The reason I chose Rosa Park as my topic is that she was a leader, who didn’t stand only for a specific area or limited people, but she stood for the whole race of black people. Her services for the civil rights moment are still incomparable.
A few decades back, black people weren’t allowed to enjoy the rights which white people were given. For example, colored people were not allowed to sit in the …show more content…
Her vision wasn’t new. It wasn’t the first time that Rosa and the bus driver James Blake had an altercation. She used to stand for her rights previously too. As earlier as before 12 years of the incident, she stepped up on the same bus and refused to exit the front door after paying the fare when she was told to reenter from the back door. Ever since from her childhood, she stood for the equality of people and was even a target of physical altercation with James Blake.
The arrest of Rosa Parks appeared as a role model for everyone to stand up for the rights, no matter the cost. Her arrest and court’s decision only further motivated the colored people to stand up for their rights. The incident led to the first boycott which would initialize the Civil Rights Movement. After a year, the Supreme Court rendered the segregation illegal and unconstitutional. Rosa Parks made many achievements in during her life span. She was a woman who had influence on many people. She opened the hearts and minds of other people to stand for the …show more content…
Her scores for indefinitely in sensing and judgment are also good. She had skills of thinking clearly and her thought process was quite strong which an important trait of leader.
She was an Extrovert instead of having traits of Introversion. The reason obviously, is being a leader of mass community. Her responsibilities required her to be an extravert. Although she might have lacked few of the basic characteristics of leader, she had a little different leadership style. She didn’t have a bossy attitude and acted as a role model. According to my perspective, this characteristic made her a good leader.
I will conclude by saying that Rosa Parks was a strong woman. She owned a very influential personality. She was a strong-headed and calm person. Although outspoken, she had a silent nature and depicted herself by her actions, rather than strong words. She carved a way for other people to lead to the fight for freedom and justice. Her determination only matched by her actions. It was due to her efforts that the colored people gained the determination of fighting for their rights and stand up for
A few decades back, black people weren’t allowed to enjoy the rights which white people were given. For example, colored people were not allowed to sit in the …show more content…
Her vision wasn’t new. It wasn’t the first time that Rosa and the bus driver James Blake had an altercation. She used to stand for her rights previously too. As earlier as before 12 years of the incident, she stepped up on the same bus and refused to exit the front door after paying the fare when she was told to reenter from the back door. Ever since from her childhood, she stood for the equality of people and was even a target of physical altercation with James Blake.
The arrest of Rosa Parks appeared as a role model for everyone to stand up for the rights, no matter the cost. Her arrest and court’s decision only further motivated the colored people to stand up for their rights. The incident led to the first boycott which would initialize the Civil Rights Movement. After a year, the Supreme Court rendered the segregation illegal and unconstitutional. Rosa Parks made many achievements in during her life span. She was a woman who had influence on many people. She opened the hearts and minds of other people to stand for the …show more content…
Her scores for indefinitely in sensing and judgment are also good. She had skills of thinking clearly and her thought process was quite strong which an important trait of leader.
She was an Extrovert instead of having traits of Introversion. The reason obviously, is being a leader of mass community. Her responsibilities required her to be an extravert. Although she might have lacked few of the basic characteristics of leader, she had a little different leadership style. She didn’t have a bossy attitude and acted as a role model. According to my perspective, this characteristic made her a good leader.
I will conclude by saying that Rosa Parks was a strong woman. She owned a very influential personality. She was a strong-headed and calm person. Although outspoken, she had a silent nature and depicted herself by her actions, rather than strong words. She carved a way for other people to lead to the fight for freedom and justice. Her determination only matched by her actions. It was due to her efforts that the colored people gained the determination of fighting for their rights and stand up for