En Alabama, une couturi�re noire de 42 ans est accus�e de n'avoir pas c�d� sa place � un Blanc le 1ᵉʳ d�cembre 1955 dans un bus de Montgomery. Mais Rosa Parks, dont le geste n'�tait pas pr�m�dit�, n'entend pas se laisser faire. S'ensuit alors l'un des plus grands soul�vements pour l'�galit� des droits civiques, et un boycott de 381 jours de la compagnie de bus. Ainsi soutenue par un jeune pasteur de 26 ans appel� Martin Luther King et des Blancs progressistes, Rosa Parks entre dans l'Histoire. C'est le r�cit de ce combat courageux qu'Eug�ne �bod� relate dans ce vibrant hommage � la cause noire am�ricaine.

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