Rosa Parks: The Day That Changed Everything

I go to the university of Alabama, where I take the bus to and from every day. It was always the same boring ride, but one day was different, that day was December 1. 1955

The bus stopped at my stop, I could see it was almost full. I sat down in the last seat in the “whites-only” section and hoped that there weren't more people taking the bus today. We stopped a couple of times but every time someone stepped on the bus, there were someone who stepped off the bus.

There were only two stops left till I was at the university, I was getting ready to get off the bus, then it happened. A white man stepped into the bus, but no one got off the bus, I saw him walk around a bit, trying to see if there were an empty spot somewhere. But all the seats were taken. The man walked up to bus driver, the bus stopped, the driver got out of his seat and walked down to “non-whites” area, the whole bus was quiet, and everyone followed the driver with their eyes.