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Nearly 100 leaders from across Minnesota, South Dakota, and the upper Midwest traveled to Selma, Alabama to commemorate the anniversary of Bloody Sunday— the day in 1965 when peaceful marchers demanding the right to vote were brutally attacked as they marched from Selma to Montgomery. As we retrace the steps of Civil Rights leaders across the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge under the banner of the Immigrant Defense Network, we are both profoundly inspired by the courage of those who came before us and all the more determined to continue their work in the present day. We will not rest until “we the people” truly means ALL THE PEOPLE.