Selma Alabama

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History

 

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Carolee D

 

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September 29, 2015

 

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University

 

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Of the 15,156 blacks in Dallas County, Alabama only 156 were registered to vote. On January 2, 1965 Reverend King visited Selma and gave a fiery speech in it he stated: "Today marks the beginning of a determined organized, mobilized campaign to get the right to vote everywhere in Alabama." On Monday January 14th King returned to Selma, registered in the Hotel Albert, becoming the first black to do so...
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He then went on to lead to the courthouse to register to vote. Nothing happened the first day, but on the second 67 people were arrested. So it went day by day. Reverend King was arrested during one of the marches and his presence in jail attracted additional media attention to Selma. On February 18 the SCLC leader James Orange was arrested in Perry County...
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