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The language to create the space for the conversation between those who do vote and those who don’t; and those who can’t vote and those who won’t.

Proof Sheet

Road sign for Tipton-Durant Middle School.
Road sign for Brown Chapel A. M. E. Church.
Steps lead to the entrance of Brown Chapel, with brick and plaster arches over the doors.
A man pointing to the left.
A crowd watching another crowd marching across a bridge.
The crowd marches closer.
The crowd marches closer still.
The marching crowd crosses the bridge and the two crowds converge.
A sign at the foot of the bridge points toward Selma Voting Rights Monument and Park.
Two people attend a formal event.
A woman stands in front of a house.
Two men smile and grasp hands in front of a van printed with voting slogans.
A large group poses for the camera.
A group smiles in front of a projection screen holding a banner titled, Vote—The Circle of Life.
Two people seated at a table in front of laptops prepare for a presentation in an audiorium.
A group of mostly older people smiles for a cell phone snapshot at a Roots 101 event.
A crowd walks toward a bridge.
Three women hold a banner titled, Vote—The Circle of Life.
A smiling group holds a banner with the title, Vote: The Circle of Life.
A group of people in a shelter waving fans printed with the word, vote.
A black and white portrait of a woman.
A young child smiles.
A large group smiles below a seal that reads, "The City of Selma, Alabama, Civil War to Civil Rights and Beyond."
A crowd of people stands behind a table. Two young men are bent over the table signing papers.
Several people posing at a formal event. Two women are holding flowers.
Two women lounging on a chair in an old photograph.
Two women posing for an old snapshot.
Two people leaning forward and smiling in an old yellowed photograph.
A crowd of people smiling in an old yellowed photograph.

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