✊🏾 "What happened to us could eventually happen to them." – Lynda Blackmon Lowery In 1957, Lowery’s mother died waiting for a blood transfusion in a segregated hospital. By 1965, at just 14 years old, she stood on the Edmund Pettus Bridge for voting rights. 🚨 Today, voting rights are under attack again. The gutting of the Voting Rights Act and restrictive policies disproportionately silence Black and Brown voters. Learn why the fight isn’t over at the link in our bio. #BloodySunday #VotingRights #Selma60