The history of the Montgomery bus boycott. An overview of the Montgomery bus boycott / J. Mills Thornton III ; The Montgomery bus boycott was a key moment in the Civil Rights movement / U.X.L. Encyclopedia of U.S. History ; Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat / Douglas Brinkley ; Montgomery's activists state their grievances / Citizen's Mass meeting ; White people had varied reactions to the Montgomery bus boycott / David Halberstam ; Rosa Parks's example traveled across the Atlantic to Great Britain / Robert Verkaik ; The legacy of Rosa Parks is clear in contemporary Montgomery / Nancy Snow
Controversies connected to the Montgomery bus boycott. Rosa Parks changed the world / Ellen Goodman ; Rosa Parks was not the first to refuse to move / Gary Younge ; Martin Luther King Jr. was always committed to nonviolence / Deanna Proach ; King dedicated himself to nonviolent protest because of violent events in Montgomery / Stephan Thernstrom and Abigail Thernstrom ; The Supreme Court affirms that segregation on Montgomery's buses is unconstitutional / Luther A. Huston ; A judge argues that segregation on Montgomery's buses should not be outlawed / Seybourne H. Lynne ; The bus boycott changed Montgomery forever / Wilma Dykeman and James Stokely ; Victory in the bus boycott did not end segregation in Montgomery / Randall Kennedy ; The Montgomery bus boycott continues to inspire nonviolent protests around the world / Hazel Trice Edney
Personal narratives. Rosa Parks recalls the day she became defiant / Rosa Parks with Jim Haskins ; A Montgomery bus boycott leader remembers its inspirations and challenges / Ralph David Abernathy ; A white minister remembers the beginning of the Montgomery bus boycott / Robert S. Graetz ; The Montgomery bus boycott and Christmas 1955 / Jo Ann Gibson Robinson ; The memories of a twelve-year-old Montgomery girl / Janell McGrew.
