How to honor the martyrs of Bloody Sunday By Rev. William Barber and Penda Hair On March 7, 1965, what came to be known as “Bloody Sunday,” hundreds of peaceful marchers, black and white, demanded that Alabama and the rest of the country enforce the 15th Amendment – the right to vote for black people.
The coming contenders By Johnny Simon and Traci G. Lee The stage is already being set for a major battle in 2016.
