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Two weeks remain to learn more about the historic #1968CampaignForPoor in the “Solidarity Now!” exhibit open through August 18th at #ALPLM. Organized by @sitesExhibits in collaboration with @NMAAHC.
#CivilRights #Poverty
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During the #1968CampaignForPoor, men, women, and children waded in the Reflecting Pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial. Learn more about the historic movement through August 18th at #ALPLM. Organized by @sitesExhibits in collaboration with @NMAAHC
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Robert Kennedy’s 1968 campaign wasn’t just about politics; it was a fight against poverty and racial injustice. His vision for America remains an inspiring call for equality. #CivilRights #UShistory #Poverty #1968CampaignForPoor @sitesExhibits @NMAAHC
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Women and family issues were central among the concerns of the #1968CampaignForPoor. Women not only helped shape the antipoverty movement’s goals, but they also created new models for social movement leadership. @sitesExhibits @NMAAHC.
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Building a City of Hope! As the Poor People’s Campaign demonstrators arrived in Washington, D.C., in May of 1968, they built an encampment and protest community on the National Mall. #1968CampaignForPoor
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The exhibit was organized by the Smithsonian's @sitesexhibitions and @nmaahc. We're proud to bring it to Illinois for the first time. It will be here through Aug. 18.
#CivilRights #UShistory #Poverty #IncomeInequality #1968CampaignForPoor
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#1968CampaignForPoor was the first nationally organized demonstration after #MLK’s death. For 43 days, demonstrators demanded social reforms while living on the National Mall in a tent city. This exhibit by @sitesExhibits and @NMAAHC opens soon at #ALPLM.
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“This will be no mere one-day march in Washington, but a trek to the nation’s capital by suffering and outraged citizens who will go to stay until some definite and positive action is taken to provide jobs and income for the poor.” -Martin Luther King Jr. #1968CampaignForPoor
"Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" opens on October 14 @nmhm. The exhibition explores the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
This Gallery Talk presented by our friends @MDAH_Official features Professor Ellen Meacham speaking about our "Solidary Now! 1968 Poor People's Campaign" on view there now. #1968CampaignForPoor
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Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" is on view now @MDAH_Official! @NMAAHC and SITES explore the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" is on view now @MDAH_Official! @NMAAHC and SITES explore the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
On May 13, 1968, Ralph Abernathy, the #1968CampaignForPoor chief organizer declared the National Mall a “City of Hope” as he hammered the first nail of construction. It was the beginning of what would be called Resurrection City, the site of a six-week, live-in protest community!
"Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" is on view now @FreedomCenter! @NMAAHC and SITES explore the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
On May 13, 1968, Ralph Abernathy, the #1968CampaignForPoor chief organizer declared the National Mall a “City of Hope” as he hammered the first nail of construction. It was the beginning of what would be called Resurrection City, the site of a six-week, live-in protest community!
"Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" is on view now @FreedomCenter! @NMAAHC and SITES explore the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
“Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign" @FreedomCenter! @sitesExhibits and @NMAAHC explore the story of the movement that rallied people from across the country to demand equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #1968CampaignForPoor
“Solidarity Now: 1968 Poor People's Campaign" is on view @SixthFlrMuseum through Feb. 26! Explore the #1968CampaignForPoor-- the first nationally organized demonstration after #MLK’s death that demanded equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor. #BHM
It's the final week of our special exhibition Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People's Campaign. Be sure to visit before it closes on Sunday, February 26!
For more information check out https://t.co/80u8FJvwLU
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"Solidarity Now: 1968 Poor People's Campaign" is on view @SixthFlrMuseum! Explore the #1968CampaignForPoor-- the 1st nationally organized demonstration after #MLK’s death that demanded equal rights, protections, and opportunities for the nation’s poor.
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