On This Day, Aug. 28: MLK Jr. gives 'I have a dream' speech at March on Washington
King’s address before more than 200,000 people became a defining call for civil rights and racial equality.
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63 years ago the civil rights activist Martin Luther Jr. held his "I have a Dream" speech. The decisive passage was probably improvised.
August 28 in History: March on Washington, Emmett Till's Murder and Other Milestones
On August 28, one of the most important turning points in modern civil rights history took place in Washington, D.C., in 1963, when hundreds of thousands gathered for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The event is most widely remembered for Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, but its importance went far beyond one address. The march brought national attention to unequal treatment in jobs, education, housing, and voting,…
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Today 63 years ago, civil rights activist Martin Luther King spoke his famous words in Washington D.C.. Almost four years later, he fell victim to an assassination attempt. A racist individual offender confessed the murder – and soon recalled it again. For good reason. Insights from COMPACT special «Attentate des Tiefen Staats». 28 August 1963: On this day Martin Luther [...] Der Beitrag 28 August 1963: «I have a dream» erschien zuerst auf COMPA…
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