Profoundly Important Marches And Now Truck Convoys
Preventing authoritarian movements that are now so tiresome, from compulsively turning into devastating totalitarian regimes
By Bob Hoye —— Bio and Archives--February 4, 2022
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In March 1965, a university friend was driving his small economy car from Vancouver to Toronto and while crossing the Great Plains and in listening to radio reports of the march from Selma to Montgomery, he turned south to participate. The 54-mile route to the state capital of Alabama was not lengthy but inspired a profound political reform. The world was fascinated by the popular uprising against not just repression of the Black vote, but absolute denial. Essentially, it was that Blacks should be able to freely vote, which as an American issue was watched by the political world.
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