Minster Louis Farrakhan takes the stage to address the #MillionManMarch participants to much adulation. #JusticeOrElse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 10:21am PDT
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Minister Louis Farrakhan speaking on the principles of Black leadership
Berry – Minister Louis Farrakhan speaking on the principles of Black leadership #JusticeOrElse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 10:57am PDT
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“Those who have cried for Justice, No cry is greater than those who have suffered the most. ” -Louis Farrakhan
Jackson: “Those who have cried for Justice, No cry is greater than those who have suffered the most. ” -Louis Farrakhan #justiceorelse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 12:13pm PDT
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“When a Man sees a Woman, he should bow in honor to her. ” – Louis Farrakhan
Jackson: “When a Man sees a Woman, he should bow in honor to her. ” -Louis Farrakhan #justiceorelse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 12:41pm PDT
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Religious leader Louis Farrakhan speaks on leadership
Harris-Religious leader, Louis Farrakhan, speaks on leadership during his speech. #justiceorelse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 1:39pm PDT
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“This is not a moment but a movement,” Louis Farrakhan said.
Harris-“This is not a moment but a movement,” Louis Farrakhan said. He talked of including other minority races in the march and the movement. #millionmanmarch A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 1:42pm PDT
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Minister Louis Farrakhan discussing Black, political identity #JusticeOrElse
Berry – Minister Louis Farrakhan discussing Black, political identity #JusticeOrElse A video posted by AFRO-American Newspapers (@afronews) on Oct 10, 2015 at 1:58pm PDT
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Baron LewisChicago, Illinois
Baron Lewis, 63, said the event brought him to D.C. from Chicago. “Dr. King was like an uncle or a big brother to me. I have a strong respect for what he did and the things he accomplished. It’s one of the reasons why I pledged Alpha Phi Alpha.” Click here to read the next […]
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Charles Arterson, Albany, GA
Albany resident, Charles Arterson, 57, met Dr. King when Arterson was five years old. “He was marching in Albany before he went to Selma. When the cops came to arrest people all the marchers fled except Dr. King. He really taught me what Courage meant.” Click here to read the next interview
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Saundra Boulware, Camp Springs MD
“I was little when I first saw the ‘I have a dream’ speech,” said Saundra Boulware of Camp Springs, Md. “I’m here because I wanted to represent my mother, father grandmother and all my ancestors going back to slave days. I wanted to be here for the future as well. I still have belief in […]
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Dennis Hawkes, Washington D.C.
“Any able-bodied American should be here. You see people here in wheelchairs and on crutches,” said District resident, Dennis Hawkes, 57. “It’s about honoring a man among men. He epitomized the struggle. A lot of things have changed, but some have stayed the same. Hopefully we can use this to propel Obama for four more […]
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Clyde Hale, Tuscaloosa, AL
Clyde Hale, 60, traveled from Tuscaloosa, Ala. with other members of the United Auto Workers, arriving early Sunday morning to witness the dedication ceremony for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. “This is a wonderful occasion. I am happy and proud to be here to celebrate the legacy and life of a great man,” […]
