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8. Saddleback Church and the Montgomery Bus Boycott Summary and Analysis
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was begun by Rosa Parks, and changed the nature of the civil rights movement. She was not the first person jailed for refusing to give up her seat, however. Parks was a very respected woman in her community, and had friends in many different organizations and social circles. Her imprisonment brought the community together and inspired them to boycott the bus system.
A related study of how men found their employment discovered that they often found employment from friends of friends, or, as the study called them, "weak ties."
Nine years after Rosa Parks' arrest, hundreds of young people travel to help register black voters in the South. Some of them are killed, and many who were accepted into the program decline to actually go...
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