Answer: The March on Washington was a major demonstration march that took place in August 1963, where about 250,000 people assembled in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Also known as the March for Employment and Equality in Washington, the movement sought to draw attention to the continued problems and inequality a century after independence faced by African Americans. (add how this was important)
Ex: A modern public awareness of the issues of social and economic inequality was supported by the March on Washington. For one thing, it brought together protesters from across the country to discuss their respective experiences with labor injustice and state-sponsored racism.
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