On the recordMarch 11, 2019
As we came back down the bridge, my husband stood at a plaque, you know, a bronze plaque memorializing the Voting Rights Act.
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congress.govAs we came back down the bridge, my husband stood at a plaque, you know, a bronze plaque memorializing the Voting Rights Act.
Dean recalls a visit to the Edmund Pettus Bridge and its significance to voting rights.
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