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1979 Julia Wowder and Maggie Bozeman felt the full wrath of Alabama's legal

System Wowder the 69 year old president of Pickens County voters league and an officer of the Southern Christian leadership conference

Had been harder work to make the Voting Rights Act a living viable document in rural Alabama by the late

1970s no African American had ever been elected to office in Pickens County which was 42% black

Joining Wowder in this work was 51 year old Maggie Bozeman president of the local NAACP

Brent branch they had collected absentee ballots for more than three dozen elderly and disabled African Americans had those

Forms certified as valid by the local funeral director who was a notary and sent those ballots into the board of elections

That's when the trouble again

Later that year Sophie Span and African American woman went down to the local grocery store to cast her vote in the election

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