Sixty years ago today, Rosa Parks and 17,000 boycotters celebrated victory when the Supreme Court ruled public bus segregation unconstitutional. That decision came nearly a year after Parks' courageous stand against discrimination on a Montgomery, Ala., bus — an action that united members of the community and reshaped the nation. In this edition of Moments in Civil Rights History, we meet a young Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who led the boycott with persistence in the face of relentless harassme