martin luther king, jr. in marks, mississippi - 1967
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Martin Luther King, Jr. in Marks, Mississippi - 1967
“Right then, King resolved that the
mule train for Washington would leave from Marks.”
Taylor Branch
Mule Train to Washington, D.C. - 1968
Mule Train to Washington, D.C. - 1968
Mule Train to Washington, D.C. - 1968
Resurrection City on the D.C. Lawn - 1968
Resurrection City Daycare
Resurrection City Residents - 1968
Resurrection City on the D.C. Lawn - 1968
Poor People’s Campaign – 1968
National Council of Churches Supporting the Poor People’s Campaign
“ There are millions of poor people in this country who have very
little, or even nothing, to lose. If they can be helped to take action together, they will do so with a
freedom and a power that will be a new and unsettling force in our
complacent national life. ” - Martin Luther King, Jr
Coalition of Immokalee Workers – Immokalee, Florida
Domestic Workers United
Zapatista March Chiapas, Mexico 1999
Re-igniting the Poor People’s Campaign – 2008
