Bloody Sunday, Selma, Alabama, 1965
Dublin Core
Title
Bloody Sunday, Selma, Alabama, 1965
Subject
Civil Rights Movement
Date
March 7, 1965
Collection Items
Edna Angion
Wilcox County resident who participated in Bloody Sunday march.
Mary Angion
Wilcox County resident who participated in Bloody Sunday march.
Ralph Featherstone
SNCC Field Secretary
Potential Marcher
Potential Marcher
Eugene Sanders
Keith High School.
Football player.
US Coast Guard veteran.
Football player.
US Coast Guard veteran.
Leroy Moton, Leadership #4
Born in 1946
On February 18, 1965, Leroy Moton, a high school student, was arrested in Marion, Alabama for while walking down a city block and thrown in jail. He joined the march in Selma, Alabama, serving as a member of the leadership team,…
On February 18, 1965, Leroy Moton, a high school student, was arrested in Marion, Alabama for while walking down a city block and thrown in jail. He joined the march in Selma, Alabama, serving as a member of the leadership team,…
Victoria (Vicki) Levi, MCHR
Helped drive the health mobile from MS to Selma according to 1965 MCHR newsletter.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine student.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine student.
Linda Dugan, MCHR
Drove the health mobile to Selma and aided marchers on Bloody Sunday according to 1965 MCHR newsletter.
Dr. Leon Redler, MCHR
Listed as a physician from Manhattan in MCHR newsletter and newspaper accounts.
Dr. Abraham L. Halpern, MCHR
Identified as a resident of Syracuse, New York, in 1965 MCHR newsletter.
