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She became adviser of an association to promote the welfare of blacks.
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Whose purpose was the defense of the civil rights of the black minority. Martin Luther King was its president. The association organized a Montgomery bus boycott that had a massive following and was a resounding success: it lasted 382 days and helped to make the cause of Montgomery African-Americans known throughout the world. As a result, the US government was forced to abolish segregation in public transport.
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The struggle for equal rights in North America made him world famous. He refused to give up his seat on the bus to a white traveler. The driver called the police and the woman was arrested and forced to pay a fine of fourteen dollars.
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She started working for him.
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She founded after his husband death dedicated to personal development.
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She participated in the inaguration in Montgomery, Alabama
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She received from President Bill Clinton.
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