Million Family March in Washington Divides Civil Rights Voices
Civil rights veteran Hosea Williams debates joining the Million Family March led by Louis Farrakhan in Washington. Supporters see the event as revival and moral renewal, while critics question marches' practical impact without sustained follow up and community organizing beyond the march.
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Farrakhan calls America to march for a new social order
Louis Farrakhan speaks from a Washington hotel suite as he plans the Million Family March on the Mall. He envisions a three act plan from reconciliation to strengthening families and ultimately remaking society to push racial and economic justice with a powerful mobilized citizenry.
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