article_snippet: (CNN)President Barack Obama sat down with CBS after Hillary Clinton spoke at the 50th anniversary of the "Bloody Sunday" marches in Selma, Alabama.
article_snippet: If Selma taught us anything, it's that us work is never done," Hillary Clinton said while standing near the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the symbol of the Selma marches.
article_snippet: Fifty years from Bloody Sunday, us march is not yet finished, but us're getting closer.
article_snippet: Hillary Clinton did not go to Selma, instead opting to attend Hillary Clinton Clinton Foundation event in Florida.
article_snippet: Watched @repjohnlewis & @BarackObama in #Selma," Hillary Clinton tweeted.
article_snippet: "Let's answer their call to keep fighting for voting rights, civil rights, & human rights.
article_snippet: You can see how progress is made by looking at what happened this weekend in Selma, Alabama, where our country is marking a historic anniversary of the long march towards equality and a more perfect union, and also recommitting to carry the cause forward into the 21st century," Hillary Clinton said.
article_snippet: So whether it's women's rights or human rights, civil rights or LGBT rights, we're counting on all of you to lead the way, and that's what the no-ceilings initiative at the Clinton Foundation is really all about.