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Culture Sixty years of the Voting Rights Act

Voting rights timeline: Battle for the ballot

July 17, 2025
By E.R. Shipp
NABJ Black News & Views

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Culture National

National Guard troops in LA mark latest in long history of deployments during civil rights protests

June 11, 2025
By Saffiyah Riddle, Charlotte Kramon, & Matt Brown
The Associated Press/Report for America

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National

WATCH: Scores commemorate 60th anniversary of ‘Bloody Sunday’ in Selma

March 10, 2025
By Greg Morrison
NABJ Black News & Views

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Then-Vice President Joe Biden and late U.S. Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., lead a group across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, March 3, 2013. Photo credit: Dave Martin, The Associated Press

Politics

PERSPECTIVE: On anniversary of ‘Bloody Sunday,’ those continuing John Lewis’ legacy ask Biden to keep faith in ‘State of the Union’

March 7, 2024
By Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

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Left to right: The Rev. Al Sharpton, Vice President Kamala Harris, civil rights lawyer Ben Crump, and Douglas Emhoff, second gentleman of the United States, walk with hundreds of people across the Edmund Pettus Bridge commemorating the 59th anniversary of the Bloody Sunday voting rights march in 1965, Sunday, March 3, 2024, in Selma, Alabama. Photo credit: Mike Stewart, The Associated Press

Politics

Kamala Harris leads Bloody Sunday memorial in Selma as marchers call for voting rights

March 4, 2024
By The Associated Press
NABJ Black News & Views

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Traffic passes a mural along Africatown Boulevard in Mobile, Alabama, on Thursday, May 30, 2019. Photo credit: Kevin McGill, The Associated Press

National

WATCH: Selma, Alabama, plays role in the story of the Clotilda illegal slave ship

February 7, 2024
By Greg Morrison
NABJ Black News & Views

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