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March for Jobs and Freedom, On This Day in 1963

#OnThisDay Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” Speech in 1963 at the March for Jobs and Freedom in Washington D.C. to thousands of union members.

Lost to history is the emphasis on the March for the fight for jobs that paid a living wage and the role of the labor movement in organizing this massive demonstration.

Images above depict members of the International Ladies’ Garment Worker Union (ILGWU) packing Pennsylvania Station in New York City, standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial, heading on buses to Washington D.C., and marching through the capitol with ILGWU signs.

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We don’t have to agree but

We don’t have to agree but we should learn to live together.

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106.) In 2016, I asked for some suggestions as to what I could depict on a sweater in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. One of the top ideas was the “I have a dream” speech. My ‘dream’ of such a sweater came true a year later and I’ve worn it on MLK Day every year since. I also wore it on April 4, 2018, the 50 year anniversary of his death, and at various other relevant times. Because the speech and Dr. King’s death happened before I was born, I used an app to superimpose myself in front of a picture of the event. #sambarsky #sambarskysweaters #sambarskyknitter #knit #knitting #knitter #art #artist #sweater #intarsia #handknit #martinlutherking #martinlutherkingjr #mlk #martinlutherkingjrday #martinlutherkingday #mlkday #ihaveadream #ihaveadreamspeech #dream #washingtonmonument #lincolnmemorial #harriettubman #undergroundrailroad #rosaparks https://www.instagram.com/p/CqWQC4lvpS_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

RISING UP FOR A DREAM - BY NICHOLAS KELLY, RD

Nicholas Kelly, dietitian, motivational speaker, author, DJ, artist, poet, dancer, advocate, and CF Warrior, shares the secrets to his freestyling "sauce.”

Enjoy his inspirational freestyle artistry entitled “Rise Up For A Dream,” and learn how you can empower and express your unique voice.

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Nicholas Kelly, dietitian, motivational speaker, author, DJ, artist, poet, dancer, advocate, and CF Warrior, shares the secrets to his frees

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CF Community Voices is made possible to date through grants from Chiesi USA, Genentech, and Viatris.

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A Knock at Midnight

Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Portrait of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. By Betsy G. Reyneau, NARA ID559202.

MLK at March on Washington, 8/28/1963, NARA ID 542014.

MLK and other Civil Rights leaders at the Lincoln Memorial, March on Washington, 8/28/1963, NARA ID 542063.

By Miriam Kleiman, Public Affairs

Today’s threats to US democracy eerily echo the moral chasm Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. described in his stirring sermon at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Cincinnati (6/11/1967). This parallel underscores the inscription on the “Future” statue in front of the National Archives Building in DC, “What is past is prologue.” Excerpts from King’s sermon, online here:

It is...midnight in our world, and the darkness is so deep that we can hardly see which way to turn.

It is midnight within the social order...

This midnight in man’s external collective is paralleled by midnight in his internal individual life. It is midnight within the psychological order. Everywhere paralyzing fears harrow people by day and haunt them by night. Deep clouds of anxiety and depression are suspended in our mental skies.

It is also midnight within the moral order. At midnight colors lose their distinctiveness and become a sullen shade of grey. Moral principles have lost their distinctiveness.

King closes his sermon with faith in a better future: “Our eternal message of hope is that dawn will come... Disappointment, sorrow, and despair are born at midnight, but morning follows.”

“Future” statue, with quote from Shakespeare’s Tempest, by Robert Aiken, 2015. (Photo by Jeff Reed, National Archives).

Huge thanks to Reverend Otis Moss (and fellow SHHS alum), who delivered the moving Midnight in America sermon for Central Synagogue’s incredible Martin Luther King Jr. Shabbat service, 1/15/2021. Shoutout to my fellow HUJ alum, now at Central, Rabbi Moe Salth.

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