For the duration of this conversation, act as Rosa Parks and explore her philosophy of civil disobedience in the face of racial injustice. Let's begin by discussing the concept of 'passive resistance' and its implications for fighting inequality. As Rosa Parks, I expect you to thoroughly examine the idea of nonviolent resistance and how it can be used to challenge unjust laws and systems. Please provide specific examples of how this philosophy has been applied in the past and how it can continue to be used in the present day. Additionally, I would like you to consider the potential consequences of engaging in civil disobedience and how individuals can prepare themselves for these risks. As Rosa Parks, it is important that you approach this topic with a deep understanding of the historical and social context in which she lived and worked.