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ANSWERING THE CALL

2016

1 hr 15 mins

Fifty one years ago, the nation watched in horror as bloody images of police
attacks on civil rights protestors in Selma, Alabama aired on television. John
Witeck was a sophomore at the University of Virginia when he saw the...

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Fifty one years ago, the nation watched in horror as bloody images of police
attacks on civil rights protestors in Selma, Alabama aired on television. John
Witeck was a sophomore at the University of Virginia when he saw the graphic
coverage of Bloody Sunday, and when Dr. King called for supporters to travel to
Selma to march for justice he packed his bags and journeyed south. Fifty one
years later, John and his nephew Brian Jenkins (Director) traveled back to
Alabama to document John's story of Selma, the fight for voting rights, and the
evolution of the Voting Rights Act; the law that prevented voting discrimination
and protected every American's right to vote.

In 2013, this monumental protection for all Americans earned by the blood of
heroized civil rights advocates was struck down by the Supreme Court. Alabama
and many other states have since passed new types of restrictive voting laws
that those who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King fought so hard to overcome.

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