The Selma March, also known as the Selma to Montgomery March, wanted to emphasize the issue of "voter discrimination". Supporters of this requested that all people should be given equal voting rights regardless of race. The march was successful and contributed to the passing of the Voting Rights Act.
Answer: Concern for the less fortunate and people in Poverty
Concern for those forgotten or ignored society
Concern for social justice
Concern with the welfare of other women
Explanation:
Adams sends people to negotiate peace