Rosa Parks was an African American seamstress who stood up as a role model who fought racism. She helped set off the American Civil Rights Movement by refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man. The defiant act would inspire and encourage others to go against the Segregation Law—and everything that represented racial inequality.
Answer: Blanca and Harris (owners of the factory) closed all doors in the building so nobody can escape the factory. Citizens then protesting saying Murders! Murders! They killed my child. Then they were found guilty.
