Rosa Parks Impact On Society

Throughout history nations and great empires have risen and fallen. None have been so great as The United States of America. We are a very special case where we can express our feelings and act out against authority with little to no impact or consequences. This has created a divide in our lives causing us to debate weather what we will say will matter at all. This artificially strips us of our rights. We the people are given a choice daily to chose what we think is right and wrong and we can go out and rally against laws and decisions made by the people with power. but this goes without saying that these people listen to us. I mean how could you ignore thousands of people rioting and protesting in the streets? But do these people really acknowledge what we have to say, or do they just do what they feel is best for not the people, but themselves. Rosa Parks and her story is a famous example of what happens when you disagree with society and what is considered "Normal" She was punished thrown off that bus, and she acted alone. This inspired so many people to join her cause that if she did it that they could do it as well. The point is regardless if people listen to you, the least you can do is try it goes without
Civil disobedience is one of the greatest things humans can do, rather than be mindlessly control ed like machines we can step up and take charge and fight for what we believe in and that is one of the best things about The United States is that you can not be punished for talking about how you feel you are encouraged to stand up and gather followers and fight to not let tyrannical leader strip your rights away. It is not only a blessing but our civic duty as U.S. citizens to act out and do what we believe in