


| How One Courageous Black Household Worker Changed the Outcome of the Montgomery Bus Boycott |
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by Premilla Nadasen (Beacon Press, 2015): Georgia Gilmore, who moved to Montgomery in 1920, became a leading advocate for household laborers. She lived in Centennial Hill, a middleclass African American community with a thriving black business sector on Montgomery’s east side, near the state capitol.
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