Politics Mar 09 Our colliding ideals: What I saw in Selma We are a nation that was born and bred in conflict. But at least now -- at least this weekend in Selma, we were engaged in a common cause to use conflict as a path toward a community ideal. By Gwen Ifill
Nation Mar 07 Watch 3:34 How much have voting rights changed since the first march on Selma? Chief Washington Correspondent for CNBC and political writer for the New York Times John Harwood joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss how voting rights have changed the political landscape since the first march on Selma in 1965. By PBS News Hour
Nation Mar 07 50 years after ‘Bloody Sunday,’ see photos of Selma then and now In Selma today, the town of about 20,000 people is roughly 80 percent black and more than 40 percent of residents live in poverty. By News Desk
Politics Mar 07 Video: Obama speaks in Selma on 50th anniversary of civil rights marches President Barack Obama and his family were in Selma, Alabama on Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of civil rights marches that led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. By News Desk