willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
willow-wanderings:micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sunday march in Selma. The rest of his tweets tell the full, poignant account of that day.Didn’t this bit of history repeat itself nearly verbatim
