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Interviewed in 2015.

Edwin L.D. Moss was "one of Selma's most prominent black businessmen." Not only that, but he was an active participant in the Civil Rights Movement. He helped start demonstrations in Selma, and also was part of a Supreme Court case against Dallas…

Boynton says she accompanied Hosea Williams in a scouting expedition of the state troopers locations on Bloody Sunday prior to the start of the march.

Hudson High School
A drive through Alabama's Civil Rights Corridor Page 188 - worked to recruit more students

Fikes's account of Bloody Sunday appears in Handson the Freedom Plow.

Bettie Mae Fikes grew up surrounded by music. Her family was one of musicians, and from the age of six she herself was singing solos in church. After joining SNCC at the
age of…

Author of "Tip of the Arrow"

Appears in Eyes on the Prize. Wrote a book about Selma civil rights movement.

Perry County, Alabama
Perry County Civic League
Sportsman Club
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Marion Night March

Listed as National Secretary of MCHR in 1965 MCHR newsletter. Resident of New York.

SNCC WATS Report, WS Historical Society

Interviewed by FBI.
Age 27
At front of line?
Believes hit by Sheriff Clark

Wearing a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (1965) badge