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Srimitha Group 62

In chapter six, William and Lewis state that Goverenor Wallace's favorite phrase was, //Segregation now, Segregation tommorow, Segregation forever.// On March 7, 1965, known later as //Bloody Sunday,// many colored people decided on a tranquil march from Selma, Alabama to Mongomery. When the marchers reached a bridge state troopers blocked their way. The troopers advanced and attacked with clubs and spread some kind of gas out. Blood covered the floor of the bridge. When I read this page, I felt queesy and felt like I was in their. I couldn't believe there were people out their. I am a happy that I don't live through that chaos anymore.