• "The Rosa Parks Story" was a made for television movie that first aired on February 24, 2002. It was a
special movie presentation honoring Black History Month.
• "The Rosa Parks Story" movie was made in collaboration with the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for
Self Development. This foundation is the only organization created by Rosa Parks to continue her
legacy. For details about this institute, click here.
• Julie Dash, the African-American female director of "The Rosa Parks Story" also directed the Top 100
Black Classic Movie "Daughters of the Dust."
• "The Rosa Parks Story" was filmed in Montgomery, Alabama, the historic place where the Rosa Parks
refused to give up her bus seat and the site of the famous 381 day long Montgomery Bus Boycott.
• Dr. Martin Luther King's son, Dexter King, appears in "The Rosa Parks Story" as his father. |