Rosa on the Bus

Rosa Parks was tired. She had been sewing all day. She got on the bus and sat down, but the bus driver told her to move.
“No,” said Rosa. “I need to sit down.”
The bus driver was mad. Rosa was black. He said it was a rule that she should stand so that white people could sit down.
“No,” said Rosa again.
She was brave. Because of her, people stopped riding the bus. They said that black people should get to sit down, just like white people. They would not ride the bus again until the problem was solved.
Rosa went to court in Alabama, and she won. Now, all people could sit down on the bus. Thank you, Rosa!