Rosa Parks are very different and are also the same in most ways. They are not the same because they were black they were the same for a deeper reason. They are not different because one was a lighter color, no deeper than that. They are memorable people for what they did. Rosa Parks and Ruby Bridges are the same by taking a very strong stand and being nonviolent people like others, the whites. Rosa parks took a stand by not letting the police officer kick her out of her seat, which was a colored seat, for a white person just to sit down. She said she was not moving out of her seat so then she got arrested which changed other people, the colored, to boycott the bus on every Monday. Instead to walk to their destinations. Ruby Bridges took…show more content… She is a middle age women about thirty to forty years old. She started the bus segregation. When she decided she felt like she was right not that people had to tell her what her decision was. The police officer was very rude, but she stayed and was fighting for what she believed in. The Montgomery bus boycott, a seminal event in the Civil Rights Movement, was a political and social protest campaign against the policy of racial segregation on the public transit system of Montgomery, Alabama. SAfter what Rosa did other women was following along with the bus boycott. Ruby Bridges was one out of four others girls, black, to be chosen to go to an all white school to see how people would act. When she went there in the classroom she was the only student in the classroom with her white teacher, which did not mind that Ruby was black because she was from the north so they didn’t think much about color of your skin. One day she forgot to pray before school so she stopped in the middle of the crowd praying for the people. She was only six years old when this happened. Ruby BRidges are very different and alike in many ways too. What is remembered about this to never judge someone just because of the color of their. Imagine you in the black position back
