America drafting was something that Muhammad Ali stood against for. Instead of running away from the law he stood strong and said "Just take me to jail." saying religion was the basis of the idea. But he also said that “Why should me and other so-called ‘Negroes’ go 10,000 miles away from home, here in America, to drop bombs and bullets on other innocent brown people who’s never bothered us and I will say directly: No, I will not go.” He also seems to have another reason for not going. He believed there was no point in going and killing others after they had done absolutely nothing wrong to them. He was sent to jail for the thought of draft dodging,although there is no proof for whether it was draft dodging or it actually was his opinion that was on his mind. Whether or not you cant blame him either was, having to fight your own kind or going against you religious beliefs. Rosa Parks boldly sat at the front of the bus were it was a strict white only …show more content…
Marin Luther King's speech "I Have a Dream." Had the idea of white and blacks having a life not segregated, but intertwined together. His speech moved hundreds of people, later on his "dream" later came true and know people can walk where ever they please with out discrimination. The American revolution is a prime example of Civil Disobedience. Being only a colony at first it was still under the power of Britain and there king. They obeyed to all of his commands,until they started revolting a little more and more. Until, bam! Revolution started and they disobeyed there old king who's word was