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Bus boycott and community support from "summary" of Rosa Parks My Story by Rosa Parks,Haskins Parks

The bus boycott was not just about refusing to ride the segregated buses. It was also about building a community of support and solidarity. People came together to organize carpools, walking groups, and alternative transportation options to help those who needed to get to work or school. The community rallied behind the boycott, offering financial support, food, and shelter to those who were struggling. It wasn't easy, but the people of Montgomery were determined to stand up for what was right. During the boycott, the community faced many challenges. Some people lost their jobs or faced violence and harassment for participating in the boycott. But despite these hardships, the community remained united and committed to the cause. Churches, businesses, and individuals all played a role in supporting the boycott, demonstrating the power of collective action. The boycott was a test of endurance and resilience for the community. It lasted for over a year, but the people of Montgomery did not waver in their commitment to the cause. They continued to support each other and stand up against injustice. The boycott showed that when people come together, they can create real change. The community support during the bus boycott was a powerful example of solidarity and determination. It showed that ordinary people can make a difference when they work together towards a common goal. The boycott not only led to the desegregation of buses in Montgomery but also inspired other civil rights movements across the country. The legacy of the boycott lives on as a reminder of the power of community support in the face of injustice.
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