It was January 29, 1956. Two Months ago, Rosa Parks had refused to give up her seat. She was arrested and charged for violating the Alabama Bus Segregation Laws. (PoD) Today, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had developed a cold and had to stay home. The next day, on January 30th, his house was bombed, and he died in it. The African-American Community was in an uproar. Riots occured, and many Southern Leaders called this an example of why African Americans and Whites need to be Segregated. The Civil Rights Movement turned more Violent, and rioting occured in 130 Cities. The Civil Rights Movemenmt was considered by many Americans a Violent Attempt by Dangerous African Americans to burn down buildings, disgused with the noble goal of Racial Equality. Southern Leaders soon used Police Officers to s