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A huge political protest for civil and economic rights for African Americans. This is where the famous "I Have a Dream" speech took place.

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President LBJ passes the civil rights act, outlawing discrimination in many different areas of society and "ending" segregation.

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Jimmie Lee Jackson's death - Febuary 18, 1965

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Jimmie Lee Jackson's death - Febuary 18, 1965

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Jimmie Lee Jackson was a peaceful protester, who was unjustly murdered by Alabama state troopers. His death served as a catalyst for the Selma to Montgomery marches.

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An incident within the march, where law-enforcement hospitalized over 50 protesters. This took place in Selma, Alabama, and was viewed by millions of people on tv.

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Martin Luther King Junior leads the protesters to the Edmund Pettus bridge, before turning around in order to obey court orders.

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Johnson Addresses the Nation - March 15, 1965

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Johnson Addresses the Nation - March 15, 1965

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President Johnson presents his historical speech, "We Shall Overcome." This includes the first proposal of the later voting rights act.

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The Third March - March 21 through 25, 1965

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The Third March - March 21 through 25, 1965

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The third march was accompanied by thousands of troops and policemen, in order to protect the protesters. Around 25,000 people were a part of the group of protesters who reached the state capitol building.

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A Proposal Towards Alabama Government - March 25, 1965

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A Proposal Towards Alabama Government - March 25, 1965

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The protesters reach the Alabama state capitol, and address the crowd with speeches. A crowd of 50,000 gather to watch the speakers, and even more viewed them on television.

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One of the ultimate goals of the march is finally signed by President LBJ. It outlawed voting practices/tests that may have been discriminatory towards certain types of people.

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Tragically, soon after great strides were made within the movement, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. However, his legacy and impact live on.