On March 6, 1965, Eileen Walbert, Helen Baer, Mary Young Gonzalez, and many more concerned white citizens began a controversial march in protest of voter registration issues in Selma, Alabama. As Gonzalez recounts, Selma “had jeeps stacked with rifles outside the courthouse as a threat to the black people who had been trying to go in to register to vote.” To compound matters, Baer remembers...