 Now, I'm going to pause here. That's an interesting thing. And so the article doesn't talk about this, but part of what was happening at that time was King was not there for the march on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. I forget where exactly he was, but of course, SCLC had concerns across the country. But in that period of time, while they were pushing for substantive local concessions in Selma, and indeed across the state of Alabama...