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  1. How far we have come where a black and white Alabama State Troopers stand side by side to make sure the Pettis bridge is safe for the crossers.

    And yet, so far to go.

    #voting #pettus #selma #votingrights #statetrooper #alabama #US #remember #freedomriders #photomonday #photography #photographer #photojournalism

  2. How far we have come where a black and white Alabama State Troopers stand side by side to make sure the Pettis bridge is safe for the crossers.

    And yet, so far to go.

    #voting #pettus #selma #votingrights #statetrooper #alabama #US #remember #freedomriders #photomonday #photography #photographer #photojournalism

  3. How far we have come where a black and white Alabama State Troopers stand side by side to make sure the Pettis bridge is safe for the crossers.

    And yet, so far to go.

    #voting #pettus #selma #votingrights #statetrooper #alabama #US #remember #freedomriders #photomonday #photography #photographer #photojournalism

  4. How far we have come where a black and white Alabama State Troopers stand side by side to make sure the Pettis bridge is safe for the crossers.

    And yet, so far to go.

    #voting #pettus #selma #votingrights #statetrooper #alabama #US #remember #freedomriders #photomonday #photography #photographer #photojournalism

  5. My grandparents are from #Selma and #Montgomery, AL.
    They left the south in the 40s to go north bc of the violence against Black people and for opportunities they wouldn’t have (at the time) in Alabama. We obviously still have relatives in the region. We still have family in the region.

    Here’s our cousin Armstrong crossing the #Pettus Bridge in a 1995 remembrance. #BloodySunday #BlackMastodon #BHM

  6. My grandparents are from #Selma and #Montgomery, AL.
    They left the south in the 40s to go north bc of the violence against Black people and for opportunities they wouldn’t have (at the time) in Alabama. We obviously still have relatives in the region. We still have family in the region.

    Here’s our cousin Armstrong crossing the #Pettus Bridge in a 1995 remembrance. #BloodySunday #BlackMastodon #BHM

  7. My grandparents are from #Selma and #Montgomery, AL.
    They left the south in the 40s to go north bc of the violence against Black people and for opportunities they wouldn’t have (at the time) in Alabama. We obviously still have relatives in the region. We still have family in the region.

    Here’s our cousin Armstrong crossing the #Pettus Bridge in a 1995 remembrance. #BloodySunday #BlackMastodon #BHM

  8. My grandparents are from #Selma and #Montgomery, AL.
    They left the south in the 40s to go north bc of the violence against Black people and for opportunities they wouldn’t have (at the time) in Alabama. We obviously still have relatives in the region. We still have family in the region.

    Here’s our cousin Armstrong crossing the #Pettus Bridge in a 1995 remembrance. #BloodySunday #BlackMastodon #BHM