Iter in Vasingtoniam Occupationis Libertatisque Causa





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Conspectus ex Monumento Lincoln die 28 Augusti, 1968.






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Iter in Vasingtoniam Occupationis Libertatisque Causa, breviter Magnum Iter in Vasingtoniam more phonographici vulgati post eventum,[1] fuit una manifestatio motus iurum civilium ex contionibus magnarum rerum publicarum iurum humanorum causa in historia Civitatum Foederatarum, dare iura civilia et oeconomica postulanda praecipue pro Africanis Americanis. Habitum est Vasingtoniae Districtus Columbiae. Permulta milia hominum Vasingtoniae coierunt die Martis 27 Augusti 1963. Proximo die, Martinus Lutherus King Jr. coram Monumento Lincolniano stante, "I Have a Dream" orationem historicam habuit[2], ubi finem rassismi postulavit. Spectatores 75-80% participium nigrores esse existimaverunt. [3]



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  1. King III, Martin Luther (2010-08-25). "Still striving for MLK's dream in the 21st century". The Washington Post. Washington, DC 


  2. Bayard Rustin Papers (1963-08-28), March on Washington (Program), National Archives and Records Administration 


  3. "50th Anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom Panel Discussion at the Black Archives of Mid-America" (press release). The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. 7 Augusti 2013 .


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  • Concursus Mulierum (2017)



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