This celebration marks a significant time in history. Dr. Martin Luther King galvanized a race who'd long been considered second-class citizens by mostly the rest of the country. America was a country who'd refused to see anything wrong with segregation. Click
here to learn more about the march.
Also while you're at it
check out this site which will tell you a bit of the story of the
March on Washington. You can learn many different stories through tours. The site is called
Historypins Challenging and intriguing. Get started.
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