Biography and 1995 interview with audio and video.

Parks wins rights to rosaparks.com from a cybersquatter.

Article by Dan Horn about the arguments made before the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Article and video coverage of the event with links.

An interactive history site with a brief profile and student tributes.

Missouri lawmakers to name a section of highway for Parks after the Ku Klux Klan adopted it for cleanup.

An article by Amy Frazier.

Parks accuses the rap group OutKast of misusing her name in a song.

Parks met with Swaziland Queen Sibonelo Mbikiza to discuss a student exchange program between Africa and Park's Pathways to Freedom program.

Biographical article based on 1996 interview with Parks.

Remarks by Federal Transit Administrator Gordon Linton.

Parks hires Cochran to represent her.

Legislation introduced by Rep. Julia Carson, D-Ind., to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Rosa Parks passes by a vote of 424 to 1.

Tells the story of Parks' arrest on the 1st of December, 1955, for not standing and letting a white bus rider take her seat.

An online activity for grades 7 and 8 about Parks' arrest, the boycott, nonviolence, and the court ruling, with an interview.

Michigan, Parks' home state, designates the first Monday after February 4 as Mrs. Rosa L. Parks Day.

Biography with reading list.

Article by Rita Dove honoring Ms. Parks as one of the twenty most influential heroes and icons of the 20th century.

Biography, Montgomery Bus Boycott, and photographs.