Final crossing in Selma: Procession across Edmund Pettus Bridge will honor John Lewis
In 1965, John Lewis was beaten when a voting rights march across a bridge in Selma, Alabama, turned violent. He will cross that bridge one last time.
Final crossing in Selma: Procession across Edmund Pettus Bridge will honor John Lewis
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