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Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.
Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.
Frank M. Johnson Jr
. (1918-1999) was a
federal judge
whose legal decisions moved the
civil rights movement
forward in
Alabama
. His rulings led to desegregation of public places and equal opportunities for African Americans, and he authorized the
Selma to Montgomery March
in 1965. He also decided cases leading to improvements in
mental health care
in the state.
Courtesy of the W. S. Hoole Special Collections Library, University of Alabama