Our March for Justice: Day 3

Here I am with Pastor Rob and SEIU President Mary Kay Henry

Today, I was so excited to be able to participate in the Selma to Montgomery march reliving a moment in history that has been such a huge part of the African American experience. I am even more grateful to be sharing this moment with so many people of all various backgrounds as we marched for worker and voter rights.

I was tweeting all day! I walked for eleven miles

I spoke with 101 year old Dr. Amelia Boynton Robinson. What an inspiration!

alongside ULTCW’s President, Laphonza Butler, Rev. Al Sharpton, SEIU President Mary Kay Henry and even, R&B singer Tyrese.

But I was most taken away by meeting 101 year old Dr. Amelia Boynton Robinson, a civil right hero who was beaten in the 1965 Selma march. What an inspiring lady!

It was very exciting and I feel honored to join my brothers and sisters in the fight for social and economic justice. Looking forward to the next few days!

Follow the conversation on Twitter @seiuULTCW, @UnionShelly, #Selma2012

Some of my photos of today:

Here is ULTCW President Laphonza Butler with SEIU Exec. VP Gerry Hudson and Dr. Toni Lewis.

Here is Reverend Al with some of my brothers and sisters!

Here is Jesse Jackson with some of my brothers and sisters!

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