Episode 2237: The Honorable Dr. Thad McClammy on Selma, Bloody Sunday, Voter's Rights, Foot Soldier's Then & Now & Why Our Vote Matters!
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English - March 08, 2022 00:00 - 46 minutes - 52.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 11 ratingsManagement Business business celebrities careers investing fitness r&b Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
U.S. Legislator, Mentor
It's the Week of the Selma to Montgomery Marches for Voting Rights that influenced President Lyndon Johnson's decision to Make the 1965 Voter's Right Bill Law . This Happened after the death of Jimmie Lee Jackson. Many others died too for this Right.
We touch on Economics of the Civil Rights Movements & Events. Even Legislation.
I have been Blessing to be a Legislative Aide & Public Relations Consultant. I've worked with & learned from many National Leaders & Icons in the Nation's Capitol & on some local state assignments in America. It was through an assignment on National Civil Rights events I met one of my mentors, the late Honorable Dr. Thad McClammy.
He represented District 76 in the Alabama House of Representatives for nearly 28 years. During that time, Dr. McClammy has brought over 100 million dollars in Economic and Community Development to Montgomery Westside including the Montgomery Area Transit System facilities and the West Side Police Community Relations facility just to name a few.
Most recently, Dr.McClammy helped lessen the burden of constant relocation of our military service members and their spouses. The certificates of military spouses who are licensed in other states.
One of his nationally known accomplishments includes sponsoring of the Rosa Parks Act, Rep. Thad McClammy said the bill could lead to pardons for Parks, civil rights leader the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and hundreds of others convicted of violating laws aimed at keeping the races separate. McClammy said the arrests date back as far as the early 1900s.
"The Rosa Parks Act" was amended in the Senate to allow museums such as The Rosa Parks Library and Museum in Montgomery to continue to display records of the arrests.
Born in Beatrice, Alabama, McClammy received his bachelor's degree in 1966 from Alabama State University and his master's degree from Auburn University. McClammy was in the real estate business.
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