Parks, Rosa

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishParks, RosaRosa ParksParks, Ro‧sa /pɑːks $ pɑːrks, ˈrəʊzə/ (1913–2005) an African-American woman who became famous in 1955 because she refused to give her seat on a bus to a white man. This action was illegal in the US state of Alabama and she was arrested by the police. As a result Martin Luther King persuaded people not to use these buses, and in 1956 the US Supreme Court said that segregation (=keeping black people separate from white people) on buses was not legal. Rosa Parks' action is therefore seen as an important event in the Civil Rights Movement.

单词	Parks, Rosa
释义	Parks, Rosa From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishParks, RosaRosa ParksParks, Ro‧sa /pɑːks $ pɑːrks, ˈrəʊzə/ (1913–2005) an African-American woman who became famous in 1955 because she refused to give her seat on a bus to a white man. This action was illegal in the US state of Alabama and she was arrested by the police. As a result Martin Luther King persuaded people not to use these buses, and in 1956 the US Supreme Court said that segregation (=keeping black people separate from white people) on buses was not legal. Rosa Parks' action is therefore seen as an important event in the Civil Rights Movement.
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