Jo Ann Gibson Robinson had been prepared for months for the proper incident around which to mobilize.
Jo Ann Gibson Robinson had been prepared for months for the proper incident around which to mobilize. In December 1955, Robinson mimeographed and distributed over thirty thousand copies of a flyer calling for this event. It was not entirely successful, as Alabama did not give in to demands until the Supreme Court struck down the relevant segregation laws. FTP, identify this central event of the Civil Rights movement that began on the day Rosa Parks appeared in court for refusing to give up her seat to a white man.
Jo Ann Gibson Robinson had been prepared for months for the proper incident around which to mobilize.
{Montgomery Bus Boycott}