Selma: Bridge to Freedom Framed:Black Frame Righteous King

Righteous King

These continuous contributions strengthen the armed forces and affirm African American women's impact in defending and shaping the nation

Gerald Levert made significant contributions to music both as a member of the group LeVert and as a solo artist

with the man embracing the woman from behind with her hands raised

and know as the "Black Harvard" or "The Mecca"

Selma: Bridge to Freedom Framed:Black Frame Righteous KingAn African American historical art print created to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Selma March and pay tribute to the individuals that played a part in this historic event and the voting rights movement as a whole. Included in this poster are images of the Dallas County Voters League, Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee.