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  • James "Spider" Martin was an American photographer known for his work documenting the American Civil Rights Movement in , specifically Bloody Sunday and other incidents from the Selma to Montgomery marches.

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    Spider Martin

    American journalist

    James "Spider" Martin (April 1, &#; April 8, ) was an American photographer known for his work documenting the American Civil Rights Movement in , specifically Bloody Sunday and other incidents from the Selma to Montgomery marches.[1][2]

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    Martin was born in Fairfield, Alabama. He was slightly built at 5&#;feet 2&#;inches (&#;m) tall and pounds (57&#;kg), and though he would climb trees and church towers to get a different angle for his photographs,[2] his nickname "Spider" dates back to his school days at Hueytown High, where a reporter described him as moving "like a spider" during one of his touchdown runs on the football field.[3]

    Whilst working as a photographer for The Birmingham News[4] he was assigned to cover the death of Jimmie Lee Jackson in February ;[3] one month later, he created a notable photograph of the civil rights era, entitled Two Minute Warning,

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