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== =Do Not Boycott=

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The NAACP, WPC and MIA discussed the benefits and punishments they would have to overcome by boycotting the MONTGOMERY BUS SYSTEM. After hours of debate, both organizations deemed the revolt too dangerous; the fear of lynching and losing even more rights than already given (if the boycott failed) altered NIXON and ROBINSON's decision to innitiate the boycott, in order to protect the black community.=====

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Due to the decision by the NAACP, WPC and MIA to not boycott against the MONTGOMERY BUS SYSTEM, __the bus regulations for blacks never changed, and instead, they grew to accept the fact that they needed to sit in the back, and move for the white citizens.__=====

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ROSA PARKS, E.D NIXON, JO ANN ROBINSON, CLAUDETTE COLVIN, and MARY LOUISE SMITH and other black activists were put in jail for refusing their seats in the MONTGOMERY BUS SYSTEM. After serving their time in jail, their voices were silenced. __JO ANN ROBINSON and E.D NIXON discontinued their organizations from lack of spirt, hope, and memebers__. The whites had finally finished them.=====

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During their time in jail, black citizens became confused without leaders to guide them; They rioted outside the jail claiming that the reasons were "unjust" and "cruel" and argued that "whites would not be put in jail if they refused to move from their seats." Soon after the jail riots began, whites began lynching the crowds, putting their persistancy and willingness to a test. The blacks failed to win over the protest in the end, due to the lack of organization and leadership in the crowd of citizens.=====

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The jailing of these important figures marked a turning point for the black community. __The feeling within black citizens to refuse to be treated as second class citizens, and the spirit of THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, slowly, but surely, started to fade away. A new theory sparked that if JIM CROW LAWS were followed, the government and the town of Montgomery, would gain respect for the blacks' good deeds, and reward them for doing the right thing. For example, blacks willingly went into bathrooms and other public places labeled "colored" or "black.".__=====

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African Americans also never referenced or retaliated to the lynching by the whites, which was worse than ever due to ROSA PARKS' refusal to give up her seat because of the MONTGOMERY BUS SYSTEM. Because of these extreme lynchings, __anyone who challenged the JIM CROW LAWS, such as the radical MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., were ridiculed and outcast by the black community, to display their refusal to accept these types of people. Parents of young African-Americans even preached proper 'black ettiquette', so that if their children were to encounter a person of the white race, they would know to treat them without resentment but with respect.__=====