Rosa Parks Quotes

I Was Ready To Die But Give My Consent Never. Never, Never.

Arrest Me For Sitting On A Bus? You May Do That.

My Resisting Being Mistreated On The Bus Did Not Begin With That Particular Arrest…i Did A Lot Of Walking In Montgomery.

All I Was Trying To Do Was Get Home From Work.

I Did Not Get On The Bus To Get Arrested. I Got On The Bus To Go Home.

I Had Been Pushed As Far As I Could Stand To Be Pushed. I Had Decided That I Would Have To Know Once And For All What Rights I Had As A Human Being And A Citizen.

Why Do You All Push Us Around?

I Had Felt For A Long Time, That If I Was Ever Told To Get Up So A White Person Could Sit, That I Would Refuse To Do So.

At The Time I Was Arrested I Had No Idea It Would Turn Into This. It Was Just A Day Like Any Other Day. The Only Thing That Made It Significant Was That The Masses Of The People Joined In.

I'd See The Bus Pass Every Day… But To Me, That Was A Way Of Life; We Had No Choice But To Accept What Was The Custom. The Bus Was Among The First Ways I Realized There Was A Black World And A White World.

An Opportunity Was Being Given To Me To Do What I Had Asked Of Others.

My Only Concern Was To Get Home After A Hard Day's Work.