What Was the March on Washington?
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What Was the March on Washington?

by Who Hq, Kathleen Krull

Children's Nonfiction civil rights history
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What Was the March on Washington? is an informative book that explores the historic 1963 event where over 250,000 people rallied for jobs, freedom, and equality. Authored by Who HQ and Kathleen Krull, it delivers a concise, engaging account of this crucial civil rights milestone for young readers.

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The March on Washington was a landmark event in American history, bringing together hundreds of thousands of people to advocate for civil rights and equality.

This book provides an accessible introduction to the march, highlighting its significance and the broader context of the civil rights struggle.

Written for young audiences, it offers clear insights into this important gathering and its lasting impact on society.

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