Selma

Rev. Doctor Martin Luther King: “Together we believe that what the illusion of supremacy has destroyed, the truth of equality can nourish.” (0:04)

SNCC representative James: “That's insanity.” (0:29)

King tells SCLC  leader Ralph Abernathy about “Equality in the black psyche.”
Abernathy: “And two of you by being worried can add a single hour to his life?” (0:38)

Malcolm X: “That negro can't be talking about that ‘by any means necessary’ madness with these people.” (0:40)

His administrator Al Lingo tells Alabama Governor George Wallace, “Look, George, I’m telling you, if the Lord Jesus and Elvis Presley come visiting and they said...” (0:46)

Memorial service for protestor Jimmie Lee Jackson. (0:53)

His wife Coretta tells Doctor King, “The filth, deranged and twisted and just ignore enough to be serious.” (1:03)

By telephone Andrew Young tells King, “The mood is strong.” (1:06)

Martin Luther King: “While rageful violence continues against the unarmed people of Selma...” (1:19)

One preacher tells another, “Sometimes it's instinctual... You’re not on memory.” (1:33)

Referring to his friend, SNCC representative John tells King, “Jessie was unconscious...” (1:40)

Organizer: “Bayard says that Harry says that he can get Nina Simone, Dick Gregory...” (1:45)