 Phone jumping around. So she goes on to talk a little bit here about how in 1956, the NAACP was banned in Alabama. I didn't actually know that. Prompting members of the local Dallas County Voters League to hold NAACP activities underground. At the time, you had 60, 70 percent illiteracy among voting age adults in Selma, Alabama. But of course, you had literacy tests in addition to poll taxes, which made it effectively impossible for many people to be able to actually vote.