HfHR is in Selma this week to commemorate the 60th anniversary of #BloodySunday.

We gathered at Tabernacle Baptist Church @tbcselma with @revmarkthompson for the Jubilee Weekend opening mass meeting, honoring those who marched for voting rights in 1965

The struggle continues. #Selma60

We have just released a special limited edition 60th Anniversary Selma T-shirt

The Selma marches brought international attention to the brutality of racist segregation and Alabama’s denial of voting rights to Blacks.

#selma60 #civilrights #civilrightsmovement

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✊🏾 Team AV was on the ground at the Selma Jubilee, honoring those who marched so we could vote. Jamarco Roy reminds us: knowing our history is how we protect our identity, reclaim our power, and resist erasure. We remember. We resist. We rise. #Selma60 #KnowYourHistory

Premiering tomorrow, Friday, 5pm eastern. Please help us spread the word. @aapf.bsky.social @blackvotersmatterfund.org @lauraflanders.org #selma60 #fightfascism

🗳️ VOTING BILLS ALERT 🗳️
1️⃣ HB6 – Ballot Access
2️⃣ HB31 & HB77 – Absentee Help
3️⃣ HB60 & SB7 – AL Voting Rights Act
4️⃣ HB71 – Early Voting
5️⃣ HB97 – Fix Absentee Errors
6️⃣ HB30 – Election Audits
7️⃣ HB258 – Primary Date Change
Stay informed. Stay ready.
#ALPolitics #VotingRights  #Selma60

Photo's from Historic Selma60 Edmund Pettus Bridge Crossing
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The Workers Circle delegation kicked off a transformative weekend in Selma, AL., honoring the 60th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery marches. Day one was all about connection and learning.
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Some additional photos from my Alabama trip 3/7 to 3/10 @ncjw.bsky.social #Selma60 with Jesse Jackson (see me on the top left) and at the Mothers of Gynecology Monument-both in Montgomery

YCV's Caitlin Metzguer traveled to Selma, AL, to honor the 60th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the many freedom fighters who paved the way for more inclusive and expanded voting rights. Check out some photos and read about her experience: youcanvote.org/news. ✊🏾🕊️ #Selma60 #KeepMarching

This weekend, we honored the legacy of the Selma marchers by crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge during #Selma60. From the Unity Breakfast to the Jubilee Parade, we reflected, marched, and recommitted to the fight for voting rights.
📸 www.lawyerscommittee.org/selma-annive... Photos: Elijah Craig II

What a moment. What a movement. The energy, the passion, the unity—Selma 60 was a powerful reminder that history lives through us.

Thank you to every marcher, every speaker, and every person who continues to fight for justice. #StillMarching #Selma60

"Time is of the essence. If we allow what is happening now to normalize, then we affirm it. We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes.” @MsLaToshaBrown, Black Voters Matter Co-founder

It’s time y’all. Nation building time.
❤️🖤💚 #Selma60 #SelmaToMontgomery #VotingRights #HumanRights

Amazing weekend of learning and activism in Alabama with @ncjw.bsky.social #Selma60

The Trumpists may have the $ & tech for exploitation & control, but they’re up against thinkers and doers capable of profound love and courage. 60 yrs after this generation’s elders were beaten bloody on the Edmund Pettus bridge, the lines are again: Courage or complicity? Episode to come. #Selma60

We cross the bridge one more time. #Selma60

As our President and CEO Detria Everson walked across the #EdmundPettusBridge, she thought of #RepJohnLewis' words on #Selma "[The Bridge] was a test of the belief that love was stronger than hate. It is. Much stronger. So much stronger."

She spoke with 11Alive News just after crossing.

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This is what democracy looks like. #Selma60

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(From left) Rev. Ralph Abernathy, James Forman, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rev. Jess Douglas lead the voting rights march to the Montgomery County Courthouse. Restored black and white photo. Spider Martin/Briscoe Center for American History

Andrew Young leads a prayer with Amelia Boynton, Rev. Hosea Williams, John Lewis, and Bob Mants before the first march to Montgomery on March 7, 1965. Spider Martin/Briscoe Center for American History

Songs provide strength amid the rain as students protest in Selma after Bloody Sunday. Spider Martin/Briscoe Center for American History

Outside Brown Chapel AME Church, a young demonstrator keeps warm under a quilt while waiting for permission to march. Spider Martin/Briscoe Center for American History

History wasn’t that long ago. Always remember. #Selma60

60 years later, we’re still in the fight.

The foot soldiers of Selma marched for the right to vote, knowing the danger ahead. Today, voter suppression is still real—but so is our determination.

We honor them by continuing the work. We won’t stop now. #Selma60

This book about John Lewis by David Greenberg is exceptionally good. Written like a novel.

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We honor the past by fighting for the future. #Selma60 #VotingRightsNow

We cross the bridge one more time. #Selma60

Today we honor the heroes of Bloody Sunday, including the late John Lewis. Joining the commemoration of a key event in the civil rights movement that led to landmark voting rights legislation. 🗳️

The fight for #VotingRights continues. ✊
#SelmaJubilee #Selma60 #Jubilee2025

These past few days at the #Selma60 Jubilee have shown us exactly what community power looks like. We kicked off by meeting our neighbors where they are – hosting a warrant clinic in partnership with Growing Real Alternatives Everywhere and LDF to clear fines and fees.

A few years ago, Arndrea and I stood with John Lewis on this bridge, remembering the past and looking toward the future. As we return today for #Selma60, we continue the work for justice and democracy.

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Always Remember Civil Rights Hero John Lewis ✊🏾 #Selma60 #BloodySunday