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Remembering the Historic March on Washington, 1963

The March on Washington

Written By James Haskins

Award-winning author James Haskins turns his attention to the historic March on Washington in this timely look at one of the pivotal events of the Civil Rights movement. Haskins skillfully traces the history of the movement and details the planning, progression, and outcome of that momentous march.

Reading Level: 9-12; Paperback: 98 Pages

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