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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at which he delivered his famed(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King , Jr. , where he gave his famous(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Rev. Martin Luther King , Jr. and others(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , where he famously gave his(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Martin Luther King , Jr. , Obama(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Martin Luther King Jr. ( centerleadsthe March on Washington in 1963

the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. , where he famously gave his(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. From 1968 to 1972(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other prominent civil rights leaders(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

St. Dr. Martin Luther King(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Reverend Martin Luther King(passive) led bythe 1963 march on Washington , DC

Martin Luther King and others(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

the mighty Martin Luther King(passive) led bythe great March on Washington in 1963

Rev. Martin Luther King , Jr. , all of whom were leaders of civil rights groupsledthe March on Washington in 1963

Martin Luther King , Jr. , at which he made his “ I Have a Dream ” speech(passive) led bythe famed 1963 march on Washington

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , Yarrow and Charlotte Frank ( an executive at the America - Israel Friendship League(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

A. Philip Randolph , at which Martin Luther King(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Martin Luther King Jr. , whom The Supremes encountered several times(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Martin Luther King Jr. and a coalition of civil rights activists and ministersledthe “ Great March on Washington ” in 1963

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , the 1968 Poor People 's March , the farmworkers ' boycott , years of protest against the Vietnam War(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

The times pulsed with change and hope as Martin Luther Kingledthe March on Washington in 1963

Martin Luther King Jr. , at bottom - left , shown in a line of men with arms linked , helpsleadthe March on Washington , Aug. 28 , 1963

Rev. Martin Luther King , who delivered at the U.S. Capitol his powerful and moving “ I Have a Dream ” speech(passive) led bythe 1964 March on Washington

the recently commemorated Dr. King(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Dr. King in 1968 was not the same personledthe march on Washington in 1963

King and Lewis(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Martin Luther King , where he and several other activists spoke on American racial segregation , racial and social equality and other issues of great relevance(passive) led byThe March on Washington in 1963

Lewis helpedleadthe 1963 March on Washington

the Montgomery Bus Boycott ... helpedleadthe 1963 March on Washington

King continued his activism ,leadingthe March on Washington in 1963

MLK – Our words , artistic & /or athletic talent(passive) led by1963 March on Washington

King continued the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott 's activism ,leadingthe March on Washington in 1963

Lewis , a civil rights movement icon who helpedleadthe March on Washington in 1963

community activists and dedicated people from every state in the country(passive) was created byThe 1963 March on Washington

trade union leader A. Philip Randolph(passive) led bythe 1963 March on Washington

Lewis ... the Big Six civil rights leadersledthe March on Washington in 1963

the famed civil rights leader ( b. 1929 ) who organized the Montgomery Bus Boycottledthe 1963 March on Washington

The Visitor Home » Issuesprompted1963 March on Washington

2014A. Philip RandolphMad Hemingway UPI / file A. Philip Randolph ... a meetingresultedfrom the March on Washington in 1963

I Have a Dream " speech to a large crowd of peopleledthe March on Washington in 1963

in immediate legislation prohibiting segregation in public accommodationsresultedin immediate legislation prohibiting segregation in public accommodations

to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1965contributedto the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1965

to the Civil Rights act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965ledto the Civil Rights act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965

max 's usualsetmax 's usual

to President Johnsonledto President Johnson

the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomeryleadthe 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery

the stagesetthe stage

to the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Selma to Montgomery March in Alabama which produced the 1965 Voting Rights Actledto the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Selma to Montgomery March in Alabama which produced the 1965 Voting Rights Act

to the passage of the landmark Civil Rights of the next couple of years , including the Voting Rights Act of 1965led directlyto the passage of the landmark Civil Rights of the next couple of years , including the Voting Rights Act of 1965

to the end of racial segregation in the United Statesledto the end of racial segregation in the United States

a series of decisions and actions that would change everythingtriggereda series of decisions and actions that would change everything

passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Actpromptedpassage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act

heavilyinfluencedheavily

the pace that has continued todaysetthe pace that has continued today

not only a value framework for the minorities who participated and the progressive whites who joined African - Americans , but also for the nationsetnot only a value framework for the minorities who participated and the progressive whites who joined African - Americans , but also for the nation

the way to the passage of the Civil Rights Act ... and later the Voting Rights Act and Fair Housing Act ... and helped elevate the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development into a Cabinet - level agencyledthe way to the passage of the Civil Rights Act ... and later the Voting Rights Act and Fair Housing Act ... and helped elevate the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development into a Cabinet - level agency

so much more impact than the far larger Iraq War protests 40 years laterto createso much more impact than the far larger Iraq War protests 40 years later

the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the Districtledthe Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the District

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