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Why 'Bloody Sunday' In Selma Still Carries Lessons For Today

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March 7, 1965, is a day to remember.

That was never a problem for 90-year-old Ora Bell Shannon, who ran with her children from the Edmund Pettus Bridge, or for Betty Boynton, who could see the tear gas rising and baton-wielding state troopers beating peaceful marchers.

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