Rosa Parks is known as the mother of the Civil Rights movement. She is best known for refusing to give up her seat on a bus after a long day at work, which then sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott. After a year of the boycott, the Supreme Court decided that segregation laws on the bus were unconstitutional. Rosa continued to attend civil rights meetings. She became a symbol to many African-Americans of the fight for equal rights. In 1996, Rosa was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Learn more about Rosa Parks in this monthly patch!

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