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This Day in Black History: Aug. 6, 1965

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was signed into law.
08/06/2021
State troopers watch as marchers cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge over the Alabama River in Selma, Alabama as part of a civil rights march on March 9. Two days before troopers used excessive force driving marchers back across the bridge, killing one protester.

OPINION: The Current GOP Agenda To Suppress Votes Is Intended To Erase The Legacy Of Blood Sunday

There’s still so much at stake for Black voters.
03/07/2021

Rev. Al Sharpton Shares A Personal Invitation To Join The Commitment March In Washington D.C.

The goal is to protect our civil rights and right to vote.
08/14/2020

John Lewis Voting Rights Act Measure Introduced by Rep. Jim Clyburn

The provision would restore a part of the Voting Rights Act
07/27/2020

This Day in Black History: March 7, 1965

Civil rights protesters are assaulted in Selma, Alabama.
03/07/2020

Selma's 50th Anniversary Brings Comparisons to Ferguson

AP draws parallels between yesterday's and today's struggle.
03/05/2015