La. Sec. of State

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La. Sec. of State @Louisiana_sos

When we reached Selma, we crossed the bridge by bus before unloading one by one. We assembled, and then began our walk, chief elections officers from all over the country. Our difference was law enforcement was with us to protect us from harm. https://t.co/ZdSZ009aw6 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 13, 2019

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La. Sec. of State @Louisiana_sos

As promised, here's my recap of day three of the tour: We loaded the bus for Selma riding the very roads walked by those seeking the right to vote and fighting segregation. People seeking the same rights others possessed. By all accounts, it wasn't an easy road for anyone. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 13, 2019

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Yet, the original marchers had no such protection. In fact, law enforcement were there to harm them. One lady, Mrs. Blonde, joined us after our march telling us her story as an 11 year old who was part of the marches. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 13, 2019