This title is licensed for public performance by Swank Motion Pictures, Inc. Show students what it means to fight for what you believe in and educate them about a turbulent episode in American history with this true story of two young Civil Rights heroes. In 1965, schoolmates Sheyanne Webb and Rachel West put themselves at risk when they helped Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., organize a black voter registration march is Selma, Alabama. Against a backdrop of increasing violence, the girls take part in a historic stand to fight hatred and prejudice. DVD features include: scene selection, clips correlated to activities in the on-disc educator's guide, printable educator's guide, and web link to additional internet resources. .