Oh boy. They dared to go there.
There is a reason no other Doctor Who producer tackled something like the Rosa Parks story.
That reason is respect.
There are just some things you don’t insert yourself into because it demeans and trivializes it.
And that’s precisely what happened here.
Jodie’s reaction above is precisely mine to this episode. Inappropriate behavior does that.
This episode was also just a damned bad script and damned bad direction. And I noticed the music began to get louder.
To compound their grievous sin, they added a song at the end! And it wasn’t even a contemporaneous one! The writer couldn’t be bothered to find a spiritual of the time?
Rosa Parks could not have done what she did if the Doctor and her pals hadn’t been there? Puhleeze.
This was a bad tract. In trying to highlight history, they defaced it.
Next!
Previously here:
Doctor Who: 2005 Series 11, Episode 2
Doctor Who: The 13th Debuts
New Doctor Who Trailer. October 7, 2018 BBC Premiere!
First Thirteenth Doctor Trailer
Doctor Who: Capaldi’s End
World Exclusive: Jodie Whittaker As The New Doctor
The 13th Doctor
Mike Cane's Atomic Supermen 
I watched last night and thought, “What’s Mike Cane going to say about this?” Thank you for saying it so well.
I’m probably in the minority. And I doubt others who see it the same way will speak up.