Answer: SELMA
SELMA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining SELMA with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Alabama city
- 1965 King march site
- Alabama march city
- Historic Alabama city
- City west of Montgomery
- 1965 Alabama march site
- Alabama march site
- 1965 march site
- Bart Simpson's aunt
- King march site
- City on the Alabama River
- 1965 King arrest site
- Southern city
- Sister of Marge Simpson
- Seat of Dallas County, Alabama
- One of Marge Simpson's sisters
- Nobelist Lagerlöf
- City in Alabama
- Alabama city in civil rights history
- Where a King marched
- Novelist Lagerlöf
- Cotton State city
- Author Lagerlöf
- Alabama city in 1965 headlines
- Ala. city
- '60s march site
- ___ March
- Writer Lagerlof
- National Voting Rights Museum site
- Historic march site
- Freedom March city
- Film about Dr. King's march
- City on the Alabama
- City in Ala.
- City in 1965 headlines
- An aunt of Bart Simpson
- Alabama river city
- Alabama city on the Alabama
- 2014 movie directed by Ava DuVernay
- Yellowhammer State city
- Title city in a DuVernay movie
- Site of historic 1965 marches
- Site of a historic 1965 voter-registration drive
- Site of a 1965 voter registration drive
- Site of a 1965 civil rights march
- Site of 1965 demonstrations
- Sister of Marge and Patty on "The Simpsons"
- Scene of a historic 1965 demonstration
- Scene of a Freedom March
- One of Bart Simpson's aunts
- March site for Dr. King
- March locale of note
- Historic Alabama march site
- Demonstration site, 1965
- Civil rights march site
- Civil rights march city
- City famously visited by Martin Luther King Jr.
- Aunt of Bart Simpson
- Alabama protest city
- Alabama march place
- Alabama home of the National Voting Rights Museum
- Alabama civil rights city
- Alabama city in 1965 news
- Alabama city famous in civil rights history
- Actress Blair
- A sister of Marge Simpson
- 2014 movie about Martin Luther King, Jr.
- 2014 movie about Dr. King
- 1965 march city
- 1965 Freedom March city
- 1965 civil rights marches beginning
- 1965 civil rights march site
- Where the march to Montgomery started
- Where M.L.K. led a voter drive
- Where King marched
- Where an historic 54-mile journey began (1965)
- U.S. city that's a girl's name
- Town of a civil rights march
- Title city in a DuVernay film
- The ___-to-Montgomery marches
- Starting point of three marches in March 1965
- Starting point of some famous civil rights marches
- Starting city in a 1965 Civil Rights march to Montgomery
- Start of the Martin Luther King Jr. Street Historic Walking Tour
- Southern site of an 1865 battle
- Southern city with a woman's name
- Southern city in 1965 news
- Southern city in 1965 headlines
- So-called "Butterfly Capital of Alabama"
- Site of the Edmund Pettus Bridge
- Site of King's voter registration drive
- Site of King's 1965 protests
- Site of historic 1965 voting rights marches
- Site of a historic demonstration led by John Lewis
- Site of 1965 voterregistration drive
- Site of 1965 marches
- Site of 1960s marches
- Sister of Patty and Marge
- Seat of Dallas County, Ala.
- Seat of Alabama's Dallas County
- Scene of a 1965 Freedom March
- Patty Bouvier's twin sister
- Origin of a 1965 march
- Onetime march site
- One of Marge's sisters
- One of Lisa Simpson's aunts
- One of Homer's in-laws
- One of Homer Simpson's gravelly voiced sisters-in-law
- Notable civil rights city
- Nobelist novelist-poet Lagerlöf
- National Voting Rights Museum locale
- National Voting Rights Museum city
- National Voting Rights Museum and Institute city
- Name on a southern National Historic Trail sign
- Movie about Dr. King's march
- Miss Lagerlof, Swedish novelist.
- Memorable march site
- Memorable Alabama town
- Memorable Alabama city
- March site mentioned in "Eve of Destruction"
- March site for King
- March locale: 1965
- March 1965 march city
- King's march site: 1965
- John Lewis march site
- Historical drama on Dr. King
- Historical Alabama march site
- Historic Alabama city known
- Historic 1965 march location
- Headline city: 1965
- Freedom March starting point
- Film that ends with a King's speech
- Edmund Pettus Bridge location
- DuVernay film with the tagline "One dream can change the world"
- DuVernay film set in Alabama
- DuVernay film about Martin Luther King Jr.
- David Oyelowo film set in Alabama
- Dallas County Voters League city
- Comedienne Diamond
- Civil-rights site
- Civil rights march site, 1965
- Civil rights march film of 2014
- Civil rights city in Alabama
- City W of Montgomery
- City of civil rights history
- City in Alabama, pop. 22,840.
- City in a 2014 Ava DuVernay movie
- City for males?
- City famously visited by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965
- Chain smoker on "The Simpsons"
- Center of a 1965 voter registration drive
- Bloody Sunday march site
- Blair of "Kath and Kim"
- Blair of "Cruel Intentions"
- BET Awards Best Movie of 2015
- Best Picture Oscar nominee for 2014
- Best Picture Oscar nominee directed by Ava DuVernay
- Ava DuVernay film subject
- Ava DuVernay film set in Alabama
- Ava DuVernay film about the 1965 voting rights marches
- Authoress Lagerlof.
- Aunt of Bart, Lisa and Maggie
- Also-ran to "Birdman" for a 2014 Oscar
- Alabama university
- Alabama town in '60s headlines
- Alabama site of a historic 1965 march
- Alabama site of a Freedom March
- Alabama scene of a march
- Alabama River town
- Alabama civil rights march city
- Alabama city where Annie Lee Cooper lived
- Alabama city in an Ava DuVernay film
- Alabama city associated with Martin Luther King
- Ala. headline city: 1965
- Actress Diamond
- 60's march site
- 2014 Oscar-nominated movie about a 1965 civil rights march
- 2014 Oscar-nominated film set in Alabama
- 2014 movie based on a historic march
- 2014 movie about a 1965 civil rights march
- 2014 hit film featuring Oprah Winfrey
- 2014 historical film with the Oscar-winning song "Glory"
- 2014 historical film starring David Oyelowo
- 2014 historical film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
- 2014 historical drama nominated for the Best Picture Oscar
- 2014 film with the tagline "One dream can change the world"
- 2014 film with LBJ and Malcolm X
- 2014 film whose song "Glory" took the Oscar
- 2014 film starring David Oyelowo as Martin Luther King Jr.
- 2014 film set in Alabama
- 2014 film in which David Oyelowo portrays Martin Luther King Jr.
- 2014 film in which David Oyelowo played Martin Luther King Jr.
- 2014 film directed by Ava DuVernay
- 2014 film about the civil rights movement
- 2014 film about Dr. King
- 2014 film about civil rights marches
- 2014 civil rights film that won an Oscar for Best Original Song
- 2014 civil rights drama set in Alabama
- 2014 Best Picture nominee based on historical events
- 2014 Best Picture nominee
- 2014 Ava DuVernay movie
- 2014 Ava DuVernay drama
- 1965 protest site
- 1965 protest city
- 1965 march setting
- 1965 center of a black voter registration drive
- "Voting Rights Trail" terminus
- "The Simpsons" aunt
- "Legally Blonde" actress Blair
- "Introducing, ___ Blair" (documentary)
- "Bloody Sunday" site of 1965
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