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	50 Years Later … The March Goes On. August 28, 1963— Over 250,000 people march on Washington, demanding civil rights legislation, an end to discrimination, a higher minimum wage, and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-20 18:10:33 Open Document File Size: 721,56 KB Share Result on Facebook Company The New York Times / / Country United States / / Facility Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library / Library of Congress / / Organization Congress / Department of Housing and Urban Development / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Supreme Court / / Person Reagan / Lyndon B. Johnson / Michael Fleshman / / Position President / / ProvinceOrState California / / URL www.equalvoiceforfamilies.org / / SocialTag Politics Affirmative action Discrimination Education policy Supreme Court of the United States Executive Order 11246 Voting Rights Act Equal Protection Clause Affirmative action in the United States Social inequality

50 Years Later … The March Goes On. August 28, 1963— Over 250,000 people march on Washington, demanding civil rights legislation, an end to discrimination, a higher minimum wage, andAdd to Reading List