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Buses in Montgomery and across the country must let Black and White passengers sit together. Choose two characters from the play and write a paragraph for each, describing how he or she helped end segregation on buses. Visit the Storyworks Contests page for more information. Then have a few students share for which cause s the bake sales they are familiar with helped raise money.

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Explain that even small acts can help make a change, especially when you have other people working with you. They can do the same for other characters as well. Then encourage your students to brainstorm a small thing they each can do that can help make a big change.

What clues in Scene 1 tell you that Ritchie will probably attend the bus boycott meeting Monday night? He seems motivated to do something about this injustice.

Do you think he was right to lie? However, Ritchie believes he needs to go because he is angered by the segregation on the buses and wants to help change things.

Answers to the second question will vary. In your own words, explain why Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Clark are making and selling meals. What are they planning to do with the money? The cash they raise will help people who are boycotting the segregated buses in Montgomery. The boycotters need money to pay for the cars, gas, and repairs so that they can get to where they need to go without taking the bus. Why is Georgia fired from her job at the National Lunch Company? How do you know she thinks she did the right thing?

King at the trial; her bosses found out and fired her. She says you have to speak out if you want to accomplish something. How does Mrs. Ellis change from the beginning of the play to the end?

What event causes her to change? She is worried that it will distract Ritchie from his schoolwork and that he could get in trouble.

By the end of the play, she is spending time with Ritchie at Mrs. The event that leads to her changing is Ritchie expressing how he thinks the bus segregation is unjust—for his mother and other Black people. Assign the Main Idea Skill Builder and have students complete it independently or together with a partner.

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