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WHILE YOU PARTY IN SELMA…
So, you’re marching in Selma today for the star-studded 50th anniversary of the beating Martin Luther King Jr’s followers took as they tried to cross the Edmund Pettus bridge. I don’t fault you for attempting to connect with what I also … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Race, Society
Tagged 50th anniversary, alabama, Civil Rights Movement, edmund pettus, income, inequality, martin luther king, Racism, segregation, selma
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