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Five hundred demonstrators, fighting for voting rights, try to cross the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma, Alabama, and are beaten, sprayed with tear gas and charged by troops on horses. The shocking scene was broadcast across America and compelled Washington to respond with the Civil Rights Act of 1965. “Hope and Fury” Act 7March 25, 2018
