yes, it helped them get freedom
peace and so they could have their rights to look at a white person without getting shot or killed. And so they could get the government to sign their rights. They wanted freedom they wanted to be just like white people.The Washington march was for jobs and freedom for the black man.
"March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom - August 28, 1963"
it was over 800,000 black leaders. i was involved within the majority of that number. but it was over 800,000 black leaders
Answerthe March On Washington occurred on august 28 1963 in Washington D.C
In front of the Lincoln Memorial during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
becuase there were black people
the million man march was invented because all the freedom dr. king gave all black man and all the black people to have their freedom
peace and so they could have their rights to look at a white person without getting shot or killed. And so they could get the government to sign their rights. They wanted freedom they wanted to be just like white people.The Washington march was for jobs and freedom for the black man.
it was martin Luther king jr.
March on Washington
The March on Washington D.C was for freedom and jobs for the black man. The impact that it had on Civil Rights was very significant because before the march President Kennedy was not happy that the march was going to take place, however when he realised that it was going to happen and that there was nothing he could do about it, he decided to support it. After the march President Kennedy was very impressed and decided to sign the Civil Rights Bill. This was a huge step for the black man.
"March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom - August 28, 1963"
Answerthe March On Washington occurred on august 28 1963 in Washington D.C
it was over 800,000 black leaders. i was involved within the majority of that number. but it was over 800,000 black leaders
march on Washington for jobs and freedom
The March to Freedom, also known as the Emancipation Memorial, was created in 1876. It was unveiled in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved peoples in the United States.