Leaders of March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom marching w. signs (R-L) Rabbi Joachim Prinz, unident., Eugene Carson Blake, Martin Luther King, Floyd McKissick, Matthew Ahmann & John Lewis.
The AARP’s page, Voices of Civil Rights, encourages its readers to leave their parents and grandparents stories of living through the civil rights years.
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