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In Selma, Biden Says Right To Vote Remains Under Assault!

March 9, 2023March 14, 2023 ruthmaxey1 233 Views 0 Comments 1950-60’s civil rights movement, african American history, black history, black nationalism, bloody Sunday, civil liberties, civil rights, civil rights era, civil rights protest, freedom riders, governor Wallace, human rights, march 7 1965, Selma alabama

FEATURED PHOTO: PRESIDENT BIDEN ON PETTIS BRIDGE WHERE BLOODY SUNDAY MARCH 7,1965 Associated Press, By AAmer Madhani and Kim Chandler,

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