Tuesday, Dec. 1, marked the 60th anniversary of the day Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus. On Wednesday, The Grand Rapids Press led with the anniversary, a timeline and a look at her impact on the state. Via Newseum:
The Library of Congress has the front page of The Montgomery Advertiser from the following day, Dec. 6, 1955.
The Montgomery Advertiser’s montgomeryboycott.com also has fronts from the time.
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