Georgia Gilmore was a significant player during the Montgomery Bus Boycott Movement. Born in 1920, she realized the now or never of the movement; thus, she strategized. Using her God-given talent to work with food, Georgia fed the movement with food, but she funded the boycott with the money captured by selling food. She is a fascinating woman, and I celebrate her.

Here is an article published by NPR, January 15, 2018, an excellent look into the life of this brave activist. Meet The Fearless Cook