Echoes From Selma... Struggle Is a Never Ending Process
Category: BLACK VOICES
Fifty years later, we remember the suffering and sacrifices of those who set out to march from Selma to Montgomery that day.  We honor those who gave their lives as they bravely faced the racial oppression during the Voting Rights Campaign. As our struggle continues and as we remember Selma and Bloody Sunday, let us move forward in the philosophy of Nonviolence. I truly believe that is what we owe those who marched toward violence and racist rage on March 7, 1965. Their resolve and resiliency demands that we lift humanity with the principles and the methodology that transforms us first.
By Bernice A. King, ContributorChief Executive Officer, The King Center, 2015-03-07