Rosa Parks' life was transformative in the struggle for civil rights, showcasing the power of individual resistance. By refusing to give up her bus seat, she became a symbol of the fight against racial segregation. The subsequent Montgomery Bus Boycott ignited a larger movement, inspiring countless individuals to challenge systemic inequality. Parks’ quiet strength and commitment to equality emphasized the importance of nonviolent protest and community solidarity. The lessons learned from her courage include the effectiveness of collective action and the idea that one person's act of defiance can lead to widespread social change and impact legislation.