Leonardo Da Vinci's Disobedient Behavior

Obedience must be maintained to keep the world in check. Although it keeps us functioning, occasionally it is best to disobey. Disobedience doesn’t always lead to negative outcomes take Rosa Parks, Leonardo da Vinci, and Fredrick Douglas for example, their disobedient behavior lead to tremendous outcomes that improved society. Rosa Parks was a historical figure who contributed a bundle to the civil rights movement. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on the bus, which lead to chaos. But, Rosa’s disobedient behavior lead to the realization that African Americans were treated inhumanely, they were property instead of people. Her acts of disobedience lead to boycotts, that obtained the attention of the government, so the government was forced to listen to them. Thus, African Americans started standing up for their equal rights, they were tired of being treated differently. Rosa’s act of rebellion was a satisfying thing because if it wasn’t for her who knows how long it would have taken for someone to finally stand up to a white man and for their equal rights, and who knows how long it would have taken to start the civil rights movement that eventually leads to the equal rights of African
Da Vinci would dissect dead human remains and drew what he would see. Back in da Vinci’s time, it was illegal to dissect humans unless you were a physician, which da Vinci wasn’t. Since it was illegal to dissect and da Vinci wanted to learn about the human body, he would steal human bodies from the graves. Although it was illegal, da Vinci did it anyways, but thanks to his curiosity and disobedience, he got to learn about the human body. Although he didn’t get to share his research since it was illegal, his notebooks said it all. His notebooks later helped a lot when it came to the human body and his notebooks were helpful and that helped with the further research of the human