What is one of George Wallace's intentions as Alabama governor?

One of George Wallace's primary intentions as Alabama governor was to uphold and promote segregation and white supremacy during the Civil Rights Movement. He famously declared, "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" in his inaugural address in 1963, indicating his commitment to resisting federal desegregation efforts. Wallace aimed to maintain the status quo in Alabama, appealing to white voters who opposed civil rights advancements. His administration became a symbol of the struggle against racial equality in the South.