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How One Woman Fed the Montgomery Bus Boycott

Show: HISTORY Honors 250

In the 1950s, over 40,000 citizens of Montgomery, Alabama, boycotted the city's segregated bus service for 381 days—a massive undertaking that was funded and fed by a clandestine group of women.

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