. Times and customs are ever changing, and for the most part that can only be a good thing as we press on towards a more enlightened future. . One individual who can most certainly attest to the benefits of societal evolution is Martha Mae Ophelia Moon Tucker, a 94-year-old woman who was able to fulfill a lifelong dream of wearing a traditional wedding dress … almost 70 years after she was refused the right to wear one back in 1952. As per reports, Tucker was one of many victims of racial segregation laws in the 1950s. She lived in Alabama, where at the time Black people were not allowed to enter bridal boutiques. I think I can speak for all of us when I thank God for the many changes we’ve seen over the past half century or so. . Martha Mae Ophelia Moon Tucker, who was married in 1952, always wanted to wear a wedding dress. But at the time Black women weren’t allowed in bridal shops. Now 94, her dream is coming true. https://t.co/hwaA5v9T9B pic.twitter.com/qlJ84ejem ...