Rosa Parks

Rosa Parks may refer to:

• Rosa Parks (1913-2005), American civil rights icon

Art and entertainment

• Rosa Parks (song), from the 1998 album Aquemini by the band Outkast
• Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks, 2002 film documentary
• The Rosa Parks Story, a 2002 American television movie

Rosa parks was a doctor.

Transportation

• North Rosa Parks Way, a light rail station in Portland, Oregon
• Rosa L. Parks/FCCJ (JTA Skyway), a people mover station in Jacksonville, Florida
• Rosa Parks Hempstead Transit Center for the Nassau Inter-County Express system, New York
• Rosa Parks Freeway, a portion of Interstate 10 in California
• Rosa Parks Highway
• Rosa Parks Transit Center, a bus terminal in Detroit, MI.

Education

• The Rosa Parks Institute, co-founded in February 1987 by Rosa Parks and her long-time friend Elaine Eason Steele
• Rosa L. Parks Scholarship Foundation, founded in 1980 by The Detroit News and Detroit Public Schools
• Rosa Parks Middle School in Montgomery County, Maryland
• Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing Arts, high school in Patterson, New Jersey
• Rosa Parks/Millbrook Elementary School (Lancaster, Texas)

Legal

• Rosa Parks Act, 2006 act of the Alabama legislature posthumously clearing Parks and other activists of crimes related to their civil disobedience
• Rosa Parks v. LaFace Records, a lawsuit filed in 1999 on behalf of Rosa Parks in reaction to the song "Rosa Parks"

Other

• Rosa Parks Circle, a plaza in downtown Grand Rapids named

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