上个世纪50年代美国“民权运动之母”，高龄92的罗莎·帕克斯(Rosa Parks)最近逝世。身为黑人妇女，她的身后事可谓极尽哀荣，不仅灵柩可以停放在华盛顿的国会山圆形大厅，布什总统也前往哀悼，并且宣布当她安葬时，全国所有公共建筑都必须下半旗致哀。 50多年前，罗莎因为在巴士车上拒绝让位给白人，被捉。而当时另一位年轻黑人马丁·路德·金为她，也为所 In the 1950s, the “mother of the civil rights movement” in the United States and 92 senior citizens of Rosa Parks passed away recently. As a black woman, she was the most proud of her own affairs. Not only was her cousin parked in the Capitol Hill rotunda in Washington, President Bush also went to mourn, and she announced that all public buildings in the country must mourn their festivals when she is buried. More than 50 years ago, Rosa was caught because he refused to give way to whites in a bus. At that time, another young black, Martin Luther King, did her for her