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Rosa Parks was best known for refusing to give up her seat on the bus, to a white passenger. Rosa’s actions led her to jail. Later she moved to Detroit, Michigan, where she later became the first person to have done a speech with Martin Luther King. She later became the first woman to the Civil Rights Movement.
