Civil rights activists Rachel Nelson and Sheyann Webb demonstrating at a Ku Klux Klan march on Broad Street in Selma, Alabama.
Webb is holding a sign that reads, "Black Power." Both women had been involved in the civil rights movement since they were children. (The Klan members marched from Selma to Montgomery with the intention of burning a cross in front of the Capitol, but they were stopped by police outside of...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Summary: | Webb is holding a sign that reads, "Black Power." Both women had been involved in the civil rights movement since they were children. (The Klan members marched from Selma to Montgomery with the intention of burning a cross in front of the Capitol, but they were stopped by police outside of Montgomery.) |
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