Journey Toward Justice

The narrative centers on Juliette Morgan, a white woman who empathized with the Montgomery Bus Boycott and drew parallels to Gandhi's nonviolent resistance in India. Despite her compassion, she faced severe backlash from the white community, which took a toll on her health. Her story highlights the intersection of race, empathy, and activism in the civil rights movement, culminating in a lasting recognition of Gandhi's influence in Montgomery before her passing in 1957.