What was Rosa Parks biggest contribution to the civil rights movement?
Call me HANK, Kimaly. Thanks for your question: At the age of nineteen Rosa married a man named Raymond Parks who at that time was a barber. Rosa and her husband were both involved in various civil rights causes, such as getting voting rights for blacks. Parks husband died in 1977. A few years later, her mother and brother died as well. Rosa has suffered from heart problems, but continues to be active, working with NAACP and other civil-rights groups. Rosa Parks has been given many awards and honors in recognition of work ( Black Americans). Rosa Parks was very influential in all aspects of the Civil Rights movement, but her biggest contribution was the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Like most other people she depended on the buses to get to work. In Montgomery, the first ten seats of every bus were reserved for white passengers, and the blacks could not sit in them, ever, even if there was no white person on the bus at the time. The back seats on the bus were for the blacks and if there are
