Selma to
Montgomery, 1965
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- In March 1965, the Reverend Dana McLean Greeley (third from left), Unitarian Universalist
Association President, joined other American religious leaders in civil rights marches in
Montgomery, Birmingham, and Selma, Alabama.
- The marches, prompted by Martin Luther King, Jr., protested violence against African
American and other civil rights activists in Selma.
- Days before this photograph was taken, an attack on three Unitarian
Universalist ministers in Selma left one of
them, James Reeb, dead.
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