Sep 8, 2013
A teacher in Rhode Island talks about his experiences at the March on Washington and what he learned from them.
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A teacher in Rhode Island talks about his experiences at the March on Washington and what he learned from them.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream of equality. We have a new dream: to end mass incarceration.
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It wasn't much to capture except for documenting the event. Â So here's a few shots from the March on Washington 50th Anniversary. Â PART 1
"We are the advance guard of a massive moral revolution for jobs and freedom. This revolution reverberates throughout the land, touching every village where black men are segregated, oppressed and exploited." - A. Philip Randolph at the 1963 March on Washington
In honour of the March on Washington celebrations this week...
With this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope.
Martin Luther King Jr., "I Have a Dream"
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Sen. Tim Scott: "I should've been asked to speak at the March on Washington, even though I haven't done shit for civil rights, because, well, you know."
Weekend Book Bite!
This is the Day:Â The March on Washington by Leonard Freed
In light of the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, check out this photo-essay of never before published work by Leonard Freed with contextual essays by Julian Bond, Michael Eric Dyson and Paul Farber.Â
"Freed's aroach was both site-specific and historically conscious...While attending the March on Washington, Freed sought images in which he coudl bring the marchers and the layers of their social landscape into a shared frame." —Paul Farber, In Leonard Freed's Footsteps
All images © Estate of Leonard Freed—Magnum Photos (Brigitte Freed)