#Selma

  • The Rev. Orloff Miller, Marie Reeb, and the Rev. Clark Olsen put their arms around each other
    Editorial

    After fifty years, the families and friends of three civil rights martyrs return to Selma, still weighing the price they had to pay.

    Amy K. Nelson
  • Jeremy Strong as the Rev. James Reeb in the Oscar-nominated Selma
    Ideas

    An important film introduces Unitarian Universalists Reeb and Liuzzo, but doesn't mention their faith.

    John A. Buehrens
  • violent police assault on civil rights marchers in Selma, Alabama, in 1965
    Editorial

    In the past, our religious forebears had stood on the brink of making a difference in racial justice, and had wavered. Not this time.

    Mark Morrison-Reed
  • Editorial

    A witness’s diary captures the torment and magic of James Reeb’s eulogy.

    Richard D. Leonard
  • Marchers stream across the Pettus Bridge in Selma, March 9, 1965 (AP Photo, File)
    Editorial

    Martin Luther King Jr.’s never-published eulogy for James Reeb, a memoir, and a monument renew ‘the challenge and charge’ of Selma.

    Christopher L. Walton
  • Editorial

    A witness to Selma’s tragedies revisits the path of tears and learns to dry his own.

    Clark Olsen

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