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- L.L. Anderson during "Poor People's March on Washington," May 6, 1968 - Reverend Louis Lloyd "L.L." Anderson (1920-1999) came to Selma, Alabama in 1954 to lead Tabernacle Baptist Church. He often preached pro-Civil Rights messages from the pulpit. In 1963, Anderson hosted a memorial service for local activist Samuel Boynton, which was the first mass meeting of the Selma voting rights struggle. Anderson continued to protest for justice in the following years.
- May 06, 1968
- Collections - Artifact
L.L. Anderson during "Poor People's March on Washington," May 6, 1968
Reverend Louis Lloyd "L.L." Anderson (1920-1999) came to Selma, Alabama in 1954 to lead Tabernacle Baptist Church. He often preached pro-Civil Rights messages from the pulpit. In 1963, Anderson hosted a memorial service for local activist Samuel Boynton, which was the first mass meeting of the Selma voting rights struggle. Anderson continued to protest for justice in the following years.
- Button, "Poor People's Campaign 1968" -
- 1968
- Collections - Artifact
Button, "Poor People's Campaign 1968"