Move to rename 'Bloody Sunday' bridge has critics in Selma
Residents in the landmark civil rights city of Selma, Alabama, are among the critics of a bid to rename the historic bridge where voting rights marchers were beaten in 1965
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Move to rename 'Bloody Sunday' bridge has critics in Selma
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