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National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, Selma

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• By Philip_Trewen

  Most people have heard of and seen footage of the Civil Rights march from Selma, AL to Montgomery, AL, and been horrified by the images of marchers being violently attacked with batons and tear gas. H...  more »

• By Fabreeze131

  This just moved from the down town to across the river. They were still fixing things around the museum, but there was a ton of information, activists and spectator comments and foot prints. Take some...  more »

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• By Jackie Johnson

  Mr. Sam Walker is a gem of a person jam packed with Civil Rights history! He is a wonderful story teller who draws you in with his expressive descriptions of the events. What a treat for our 56 singers to learn about the movement that lead to the founding of the organization they are a part of! Though small, the venue is jam packed with pictures & memorabilia from newspaper clippings to an actual Ku Klux Klan garb. My personal favorite area was the photos dedicated to the women who made significant impacts on voting & in politics. This is definitely worth a visit if you're doing a tour of Civil Rights in Selma.

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• By yetta lady

  I love to go there and look and just collect my thoughts. I love the history and the fact that people fault for us to enjoy the museum by fighting through pain and death their lives has truly brung peace and prosperity to the Nation.

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