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The Selma to Montgomery march was part of a series of civil-rights protests that occurred in 1965 in Alabama, a South...
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Most people drive straight through Selma without stopping. But this town is hiding some of the strangest history on that entire stretch of highway — including things most locals don’t even agree on. Watch closely, because the first story is the one people argue about the most. Save this so you don’t forget it. Comment Selma if you already knew any of this. And drop the next Alabama town you want three hidden facts on. Alabama travel Outdoor Alabama Alabama outdoors Sweet home Alabama 520 Alabama
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Most people drive straight through Selma without stopping. But this town is hiding some of the strangest history on that entire stretch of highway — including things most locals don’t even agree on. Watch closely, because the first story is the one people argue about the most. Save this so you don’t forget it. Comment Selma if you already knew any of this. And drop the next Alabama town you want three hidden facts on. Alabama travel Outdoor Alabama Alabama outdoors Sweet home Alabama 520 Alabama
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Change doesn’t always come on its own. Americans share a long and violent history and the soil under our feet are soaked in blood. It seems we have come so far and crossed so many bridges and yet still have so far to go. This experiment has lasted 250 years and feels like we have 250 more to go. It wasn’t that long ago that John Lewis and the 600 walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma Alabama and was met with total violence- a defiant, a vagrant, a disrupter, a challenger, a rebel, an o
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Change doesn’t always come on its own. Americans share a long and violent history and the soil under our feet are soaked in blood. It seems we have come so far and crossed so many bridges and yet still have so far to go. This experiment has lasted 250 years and feels like we have 250 more to go. It wasn’t that long ago that John Lewis and the 600 walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma Alabama and was met with total violence- a defiant, a vagrant, a disrupter, a challenger, a rebel, an o
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