According to Brinkley, Rosa as a young girl with the help of her mother and grandmother found so much comfort and peace while reading the bible where her mother repeatedly pointed to her that every being is equal in the sight of God and that God’s children were supposed to free. The teachings of the bible became a way of life and helped her in dealing with her day-to-day problems. From the bible, young Rosa learned that people should stand up rights just as the children of Israel stood up to the Pharaoh. Also, the church helped her because she believed the church was the only legal place the black people could gather and get information without being harassed or unjustly treated so the church became their strength, refuge and haven.
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Also, being born into a poor family played largely on the pains she encountered. In addition, a lack of proper education and not being able to champion benefits available to others of a different race. Plus a lack of respect, the daily degrading and demeanor of Blacks in the South was a challenge that gave her strength and power to change a nation. Finally, being a laborer working under constant pressures from White bosses was also taxing.
Notwithstanding, Rosa Parks did not allow any of these challenges to deter her purpose. She was inspired by the many teachings of nonviolent protests she had read and heard about. Her focus was to change the inequality system going on in the Country and eventually leave a better environment for the next generation. Despite her quiet demeanor, she never looked back but rather, was ready to tackle any obstacle s that erupts on her way toward achieving her goal.
Also, the incident of the bus boycott that she lead prevented Rosa and her husband from being employed in the white community in Montgomery, plus numerous harassment and intimidation from the the white population and even follow black who became jealous of her popularity.
EXAMPLES OF HOW ROSA PARKS WAS TESTED AS A
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Also, being born into a poor family played largely on the pains she encountered. In addition, a lack of proper education and not being able to champion benefits available to others of a different race. Plus a lack of respect, the daily degrading and demeanor of Blacks in the South was a challenge that gave her strength and power to change a nation. Finally, being a laborer working under constant pressures from White bosses was also taxing.
Notwithstanding, Rosa Parks did not allow any of these challenges to deter her purpose. She was inspired by the many teachings of nonviolent protests she had read and heard about. Her focus was to change the inequality system going on in the Country and eventually leave a better environment for the next generation. Despite her quiet demeanor, she never looked back but rather, was ready to tackle any obstacle s that erupts on her way toward achieving her goal.
Also, the incident of the bus boycott that she lead prevented Rosa and her husband from being employed in the white community in Montgomery, plus numerous harassment and intimidation from the the white population and even follow black who became jealous of her popularity.
EXAMPLES OF HOW ROSA PARKS WAS TESTED AS A