Rosa Parks, celebrated as the "first lady of civil rights," ventured beyond her activism into the realm of film with her notable appearance in *Of Civil Wrongs and Rights* (2000). This documentary not only highlights her pivotal role in the Montgomery bus boycott but also serves as a vital historical record of the civil rights movement. Collectors are particularly drawn to this release for its authentic portrayal of Parks' courage and resilience, making it a significant piece in any civil rights or documentary collection. Beyond this film, Parks' legacy continues to resonate through various media that explore her impact on American history. Her story has inspired numerous documentaries and biopics, often sought after by collectors for their cultural significance and historical context. As physical media enthusiasts embrace the importance of preserving such narratives, Parks’ contributions ensure her works remain essential viewing for those passionate about both film history and social justice.