Karen Mulhauser, a College student at Antioch College during the March, recalls the hush that came over the crowd during MLK's speech.
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Karen Mulhauser, a College student at Antioch College during the March, remembers changing her mind at the last minute to go to the March instead of staying on campus. Continue reading
Jonathan Prinz, son of Rabbi Joachim Prinz, shares his memories of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom held on August 28, 1963.
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A Boston man is interviewed by his niece about his experiences being bused into Roxbury. Continue reading
A Boston couple describe their experiences during the busing era and why they were opposed to busing. Continue reading
A woman who experienced busing firsthand describes her experiences living in Boston's Chinatown and welcoming newcomers to her school. Continue reading
Caroline Cunningham, president of the Trust for the National Mall, discusses how MLK and Jefferson are suited to have a "conversation" there on the mall.
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Caroline Cunningham, president of the Trust for the National Mall, discusses how the Mall is a place for movements to capture national attention. Continue reading
Attica prisoner Alfred Mancuso describes the prison, the conditions that made it a powder keg, and the riot itself. Continue reading
Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul and Mary, explains how the March on Washington is an instruction manual for activism today. Continue reading