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This sustained boycott, beginning in 1955, was a masterclass in organized, nonviolent resistance. Initiated following Rosa Parks' arrest, the boycott demonstrated the economic and social power of unified community action. It directly challenged the legal segregation of public transit, building crucial momentum that fueled the broader movement toward federal civil rights legislation and establishing the power of organized community resistance.
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