The March on Washington, Bruce Hartford.
History and Description of the March (History & Timeline)
March on Washington DemandsList of speakers & entertainers. (Does not include some unscheduled speakers/entertainers)
Program (Program, with statement, demands, & route map)
Original Speech of John Lewis — Speech of John Lewis as Given
I Have a Dream, speech by Martin Luther King, August 28, 1963
The Meaning of the March on Washington, Bayard Rustin, 1963.The Detroit March & March on Washington, SCLC reprint. Author & date unknown.
Louis Armmand: It Was the Apogee of People's Aspirations Fatima Cortez: Any Kind of Revolution is About Change Joanne Gavin: You Couldn't Help But be Awestruck by the Crowd Nan Grogan: The March: It Was Like a Glacier Moving Down the Avenue Bruce Hartford: Nothing But Busses Joyce Ladner: The March on Washington Avon Rollins Sr: August 28th 1963 — the March on Washington Danny Schechter: Remembering the March on Washington in 1963 Peter Sussman: The March: A View From the Crowd Monte Wasch: One of the Most Electrifying Moments I've Ever Had Bob Zellner: The March on Washington
See also Documents From the March on
Washington
See also March on Washington
1963 for web links.
See also March on Washington
& "I Have a Dream" Speech for books.
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