Rosa Parks the path to freedom [WorldCat Entities]

"It has been only forty years since the fateful day that Mrs. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus, yet the chain of events that she set in motion has changed the world forever. In honor of this anniversary, Kingberry Productions (which produced The Freedom Train) has compiled a biography of this dynamic but quiet woman, whose demand for her civil rights led to the social changes of the sixties. This documentary contains an overview of the events that took place in Montgomery, Alabama: Mrs. Parks arrest, the bus boycott, and the segregation laws that were finally overturned. It also tells the story of the Rosa Parks that few people know -- the former seamstress whose life continues to be committed to social justice for all people."
"This film is about Rosa Parks, who set off the Montgomery, Alabama bus system boycott through her refusal to give up her seat on the bus to a white person."
"This film is about Rosa Parks, who set off the Montgomery, Alabama bus system boycott through her refusal to give up her seat on the bus to a white person."@en
"Film features Rosa Parks and others involved in the boycott of the Montgomery, Alabama bus system which her refusal to give up her seat to a white person sparked."@en

Rosa Parks the path to freedom