Then
Alabama used registration barriers and state violence to prevent Black citizens from exercising political power.
Two weeks after Bloody Sunday, thousands crossed the same bridge and began the successful march from Selma to Montgomery.
Alabama used registration barriers and state violence to prevent Black citizens from exercising political power.
The route is a National Historic Trail marking collective courage, organization, and democratic action.
Voting rights endure only when people defend access, build participation, and hold institutions accountable.
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