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Fighting for Civil Rights from Wilson to Washington
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Fighting for Civil Rights from Wilson to Washington
U.S. Rep. G. K. Butterfield explains the March as a build-up to the Voting Rights Act.
A Daughter Left at Home Marches On
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A Daughter Left at Home Marches On
The daughter of a NC speaker at the March honors her father's civil rights legacy.
Dorothy Cotton
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Dorothy Cotton
Dorothy Cotton reflects on the March and Citizenship Education Program.
Raoul Cunningham Remembers the March
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Raoul Cunningham Remembers the March
Reflections of the March on Washington by Kentuckian Raoul Cunningham.
Joan Nelson
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Joan Nelson
Joan Nelson is a retired Broadcaster and an African American historian.
Miki Conn
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Miki Conn
Miki Conn left an all-white town in NY to become an activist and organizer for the March.
Pushing the Time for Change
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Pushing the Time for Change
The Reverend Dr. Harold Middlebrook gives his first-hand account of the March.
Col. Nathan Thomas Marches On
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Col. Nathan Thomas Marches On
Col. Nathan Thomas rode a bus for four days to attend the March on Washington.
A Defining Moment for Pittsburgh Activist Sala Udin
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A Defining Moment for Pittsburgh Activist Sala Udin
Dr. King’s speech inspired a young Sala Udin to devote his life working for civil rights.
Philip Hallen meets the New America at The March
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Philip Hallen meets the New America at The March
Civil rights activist Philip Hallen discovered the changing face of America at the March.
From Beaver County to D.C.: Paulette Potter Finds Pride
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From Beaver County to D.C.: Paulette Potter Finds Pride
The March instilled pride in 16-year-old Paulette Potter that she carries ‘til today.
Dorothy Dewberry Aldridge Hears Dr. King in Detroit and D.C.
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Dorothy Dewberry Aldridge Hears Dr. King in Detroit and D.C.
Dorothy Aldridge talks about Dr. King giving his “I Have a Dream” speech in Detroit first
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