BONUS: The Man Behind the March on Washington
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Building Momentum: The March on Washington
This chapter explores the early 1960s civil rights movement, emphasizing key events like sit-ins and marches spearheaded by A. Philip Randolph. It highlights the planning and aspirations behind the march on Washington aimed at advocating for economic progress for Black workers and confronts the realities of segregation. The narrative also delves into the personal journeys of influential activists like Bayard Rustin, illuminating their motivations and strategies in shaping civil rights advocacy during a transformative era.
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