LITTLE ROCK, AR – 50 years ago, a group of protesters dealt with police violence as they tried to march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, demanding the right to vote for black people.
On March 7, 1965, seventeen of those people were hurt on the Edmund Pettus Bridge on a day known as Bloody Sunday.
That day was remembered this weekend as thousands marched once again on that bridge.
Among them, was Arkansas Republican Congressman French Hill.
On March 7, 1965, seventeen of those people were hurt on the Edmund Pettus Bridge on a day known as Bloody Sunday.
That day was remembered this weekend as thousands marched once again on that bridge.
Among them, was Arkansas Republican Congressman French Hill.
