Fred Gray

Fred Gray is an influential American civil rights attorney known for his legal work in the 1950s and 1960s. He represented prominent figures like Rosa Parks and activists involved in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, fighting against racial segregation in the South. Gray’s legal strategies and cases were crucial in advancing civil rights and challenging discriminatory laws. He played a significant role in establishing key legal precedents, helping to dismantle systemic racism. His dedication to justice and equality has made a lasting impact on American civil rights law and society.