article_snippet: Presidents George W. Bush and Obama will make a rare appearance together on Saturday in Selma, Alabama, as Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama commemorate the the 50th anniversary of historic civil rights protests that sounded the death knell for voter discrimination.
article_snippet: They will make a rare appearance together on Saturday in Selma, Alabama, as They the the 50th anniversary of historic civil rights protests that sounded the death knell for voter discrimination the death knell for voter discrimination .
article_snippet: The march itself will take place on Sunday, March 8, but thousands are expected to flock to Selma on Saturday to listen to Obama give remarks at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. 
article_snippet: daughters Sasha and Malia will be in Selma on Saturday, USA Today reports. '
article_snippet: At a White House event last week Obama said Obama would bring Obama daughters with Obama to Selma because Obama wants to 'remind just Bush and his wife Laura and Obama and his wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia of just Bush and his wife Laura and Obama and his wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia own obligations.' '
article_snippet: marchers now awaits the president's signature.
highlights_snippet: Obama will speak a day before an annual march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge saluting the 600 demonstrators  violently assaulted in 1965 .
  