It was in 1965 that the police squashed black demonstratorions in Alabama.

This use of "squash" or "quash" usually refers to the gathering of people, not the people itself. "to squash a person" sounds like "to squish" or "to crush", which is not how it is usually used.

John Luewis was one of the injured.

He was a black activist andwho participated in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, inat which Dr. King gave the hi smost famous speech.

He took part in "Freedom rRides" against the "separate but equal" policy, and was attacked again and again by while police mansmen.

"We shall overcome someday/ Oh deep in my heart/ I do believe/ We shall overcome someday." The touching protest song, "wWe sShall oOvercome", was popular in the 1960's.

They prayed that the world would overcome the racial discrimination.

It was in 1965 that the police squashed black demonstrators in Alabama.

For the many people injured on "Bloody Sunday,", Martin Luther King Jr. and the people with him sang theis song and prayed in front of the police.

He was a black activist and participated in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, inat which Dr. King gave thehis most famous speech.

Eventually, he became a congressman and has devoted himself to eliminateing racism for about 30 years, following the late King's desirewish.

Whilen the wave of protest for theat George Floyd's death was passing tharough all the nationsnd the world, he went to heaven at the age of 80.

"You cannot stop the call of history"," he said to pPresident Trump, who tried to threat toen the demonstrators, and that wasose were his last words.

He took part in the "Freedom rRide" against the "separate but equal" policy, and was attacked again and again by while police mansmen.

It has been 60 years since thenSixty years have gone by, but nothing has been changed.

"I want to make the world a better place"," he said.

This time, it is uwe are the ones who should follow the desirehis wish.