Civil Rights leaders say keep ‘Bloody Sunday March’ sacred at all costs

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Civil Rights leaders say keep ‘Bloody Sunday March’ sacred at all costs

“We have received a number of calls from around the country with people saying they are being told the Bloody Sunday March is going to be on Saturday. We want to assure those tens of thousands of people who come to Selma because of Bloody Sunday that the Bloody Sunday March will be on Sunday, […]

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