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T h e P o r t a l s o f E P A C H A F o u n d a t i o n – P h a s e I I a r e O p e n :
Not a Commemoration . . . A Continuation!
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60th Anniversary of the Historic
"March on Washington"
for Jobs, Freedom and
Equal Rights
August 28, 1963 - August 28, 2023
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Deepest gratitude, honor &
remembrance for those
who cared . . .
for those who dared to
"March on Washington"
for Jobs, Freedom and
Equal Rights.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
is yet fulfilling his . . .
"I HAVE A DREAM"
as his "Eternal Legacy" continues
to remind America that the
"Lives of Black Citizens"
do indeed matter in terms of
"CIVIL RIGHTS"
as well as those inalienable
"HUMAN RIGHTS"
intended to be upheld at
Home in the U.S.A. and
throughout everyplace
"AROUND THE WORLD!"
60 Years Later . . .
"The Dream" yet Lives . .
but, WHO are the accountable parties which "DID NOT"
fulfill its responsibilities
to make "That Dream"
a viable,
sustainable reality?!
Although Dr. King's image is now
majestically etched in
granite stone . . .
His "Eternal Dream" lives on.
Let all Citizens fervently continue
"The March on Washington"
in our hearts, with our feet
and with "peaceful paths"
of determination in the
process of achieving
a truly "just Nation"
that proudly manifests a historic
reality of Dr. King's Dream in
terms of "jobs, real freedom
and equal rights" NOW
and for future generations . . .
. . . already with us today.
Join the March!
There's yet Much Work
to be Done!
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HELP KEEP THE
DREAM ALIVE!
START MARCHING
NOW!
Dare to show you care!
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Learn more about the
"March on Washington"
President Kennedy meets with march leaders. Left to Right – Willard Wirtz, Matthew Ahmann, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis, Rabbi Joachin Prinz, Eugene Carson Blake, A. Philip Randolph, President John F. Kennedy,
Vice President Lyndon Johnson, Walter Reuther, Whitney Young,
Floyd McKissick, Roy Wilkins (not in order)
Leaders of the march in front of the statue of Abraham Lincoln: (sitting L-R)
Whitney Young, Cleveland Robinson, A. Philip Randolph, Martin Luther King Jr., and Roy Wilkins; (standing L-R) Mathew Ahmann, Joachim Prinz, John Lewis, Eugene Carson Blake, Floyd McKissick, and Walter Reuther
Leaders of the March on Washington meeting with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson
and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy at the White House on June 22, 1963.
Leaders arrived late and linked arms in front of marchers on
Constitution Avenue.
Nearly 250,000 people marched, including 60,000 white participants.
Actress/singer Lena Horne was present but excluded from speaking.
[L] Major League Baseball player, Jackie Robinson. [R] Sidney Poitier,
Harry Belafonte and Charlton Heston.
Charlton Heston, James Baldwin, Marlon Brando, and Harry Belafonte.
Sammy Davis Jr., with Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of NAACP.
[L] Actor Ossie Davis. [R] Martin Luther King Jr. delivering his
"I Have a Dream" speech.
Four young marchers singing.
Food service crew.
National Basketball Association player, Bill Russell.
With Unity, Hope and Peace at the Helm
" The March on Washington"
must continue through the 21st Century
with that same message firmly
grounded in those inalienable
rights that should justly
extend to all Americans:
"jobs, freedom and equal rights!"
None can deny the fact that the majority
of African-Americans (as a people of
"post-Slavery") have long been
overlooked, set aside and
disadvantaged by means of
"INSTITUTIONALIZED
DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES."
Since the 13th Amendment abolished slavery
in the United States (December 6, 1865),
a host of preferenced individuals and
groups from Around the World
increasingly continue to gather
in the 'melting pot of diversity'
with secured advantages
orchestrated to enjoy
"The American Way of Life."
While scores of newcomers seeking
to "live the American dream" are extended privileged pathways
paved with means
and opportunities that enable
a foundation upon which a far
more favorable and prosperous
quality of life can be pursued
and sustained, "African-
Americans" are yet
treated (rather, mis-treated) like
second-class Citizens of no importance.
Such unjust practices MUST END!
REMINDER:
'Voting rights' granted to the
"Descendants of Slaves"
for the purpose of
participation in the 'political'
process DOES NOT mask the
"continued enslavement"
of the majority of "African-
Americans" who are yet
subjected to systemic
oppressions by an
array of institutionalized
INJUSTICES.
" The March Continues . . ."
Leaders of The March Continuing to Lead Marchers
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Remember:
Not a Commemoration . . . A Continuation!
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August 27, 2023
The city of Jacksonville, Florida, is reeling from
the "racist killing" of three Black citizens
at a store in a historically Black
neighborhood with weapons
emblazoned with
[Nazi] swastikas.
Is this a "Crime Against Humanity?"
YES! A heinous, hate-filled crime indeed!
Deepest Condolences for "Loved Ones"
lost when each precious, "life-filled
Soul" should be vibrantly
flourishing!
Now, instead of the vibrancy of life, deep
mourning and heartfelt grief because
of 'racial, hate-filled'
More than 60 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
embarked upon his historic, arduous and
non-violent journey known as the
"Civil Rights Movement"
to abolish legalized
racial segregation,
discrimination, and
disenfranchisement - all
wrongful injustices "institutionally"
upheld against the "post-Slavery"
people of African descent.
As "The March on Washington" for
"jobs, freedom and equal rights"
celebrates its 60th Anniversary,
all Citizens should be reminded
that the famous "March" is
yet a work in progress as
THE SPECTRE OF RACIAL HATRED AND
INSTITUTIONALIZED INJUSTICES
CONTINUE TO TAKE CENTER
STAGE THROUGHOUT THE
GREATEST NATION ON EARTH.
May the "True Citizenry of The People We" who "dare to care"
boldly cross every color line and man-made barrier which
divide as "The March Continues" upon that "path of
peaceful non-violence" that Dr. King
demonstrated to the Whole World!
Never forget that . . . "The True Citizenry of We the People"
is in reality "The True Citizenry of Humanity!"
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Not a Commemoration . . . A Continuation!
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