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What was the significance of the Selma march
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What was the significance of the Selma march

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It was a march led by Martin Luther King Jr. in order to fight for voting rights for African Americans and other minorities across the country.
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The point of the Selma March was to fight for the right to carry out protest.Leading. thousands of protesters to the steps on the capital.Was a 5 day and 54 mile March
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