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24 April, 21:50

g What role did black girls and women play in the Montgomery Bus Boycott? In what ways were they the "backbone" of the boycott? Who were its major players/contributors (individually and collectively)

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  1. 24 April, 22:13
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    This happened because a black woman called Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to stand up so a white man can sit down in a bus

    The black women and girls were involved in thorough publicity to boycott the Montgomery bus. They were the backbone because their publicity attracted a lot of people and the boycott was then strictly followed and it garnered nationwide interest.

    The contributor was Martin Luther King (Jr). He did a lot on his advocacy. The Supreme Court labeled the racist as not constitutionally acceptable and the boycott was then suspended.
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