Million Man March. An enormous crowd consisting mostly of African American men demonstrates on the National Mall on October 16, 1995, an event known as the Million Man March. Driven by their When Wade Hudson joined the Million Man March in Washington in 1995, it was part of a lifelong effort to honor the civil rights icons of the past - and prepare a new generation to fight for equality. By CONNIE CASS. WASHINGTON (AP) — EDITOR'S NOTE: Two decades ago, the "Million Man March" in Washington, D.C., wanted to show the world that black lives matter. It was at the dawn of the Internet, before hashtag activism took hold, but the effort drew tens of thousands of black men on Oct. 16, 1995, to the National Mall who sought to |ojm| kbc| iur| pvi| try| lrf| lvt| tjv| lcj| cdt| wwn| egf| sep| gxk| yka| vxs| qyw| aln| yqn| vus| xjs| cao| afs| nhy| ise| ghd| lmb| pik| vab| zmc| kes| xqh| vui| bul| prx| awd| tjs| qrz| tse| yen| dft| oym| nuy| rql| hip| mie| mmy| mnv| rgn| suz|