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252 Montgomery Street, Montgomery, AL 36104
Troy University’s museum stands at the site of Rosa Parks’s 1955 arrest. Its exhibits interpret her life, the bus boycott and the wider civil rights movement. The museum opened in 2000.
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Rosa Parks’s arrest after refusing to surrender her bus seat became a catalyst for Montgomery’s organized bus boycott. Her activism extended far beyond that moment, including decades of civil rights work in Alabama and Michigan. The biography and documentary challenge the idea that her protest was accidental.
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