March on Washington [We shall overcome]by Tisdale, Rachel 

BTSB Prebound(PowerKids, 2014)

BTSB #: 883074 Available

Dewey: 323.1196/NAges: 9-12   


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Subjects: King, Martin Luther, - Jr.,|d1929-1968.|tI have a dream March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) Civil rights demonstrations - Washington (D.C.) - History|y20th century African Americans - Civil rights - History|y20th century

Summary: Presents one of the most memorable events of the Civil Rights Movement, the 1963 march on Washington that involved more than 250,000 participants and included Martin Luther King Jr.'s masterwork "I Have A Dream" speech.

More than a dream : the radical march on Washington for jobs and freedom by Williams, Yohuru 

BTSB Prebound(Farrar Straus Giroux, 2023)

BTSB #: 951319 Available

Dewey: 303.48/NAges: 10-14   


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Subjects: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) Civil rights movements Civil rights workers

Summary: Offers a fresh look at the groundbreaking 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom by spotlighting the protest's radical roots and the long-ignored role of Black women organizers.

Place to land : Martin Luther King Jr. and the speech that inspired a nation by Wittenstein, Barry 

BTSB Prebound(Holiday House, 2019)

BTSB #: 959065 Available

Dewey: 323.092/NAges: 7-9   
AR: 5.6 MG Lexile: 990

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Subjects: King, Martin Luther, - Jr.,|d1929-1968.|tI have a dream March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) American speeches - Washington (D.C.) African Americans - Civil rights - History|y20th century Civil rights movements - United States - History|y20th century

Summary: The true story behind the writing of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.

Place to land : Martin Luther King Jr. and the speech that inspired a nation by Wittenstein, Barry 

BTSB Prebound(Holiday House, 2019)

BTSB #: 959066 Available

Dewey: 323.092/NAges: 7-9   
AR: 5.6 MG

Genres:

Subjects: King, Martin Luther, - Jr.,|d1929-1968.|tI have a dream March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) American speeches - Washington (D.C.) African Americans - Civil rights - History|y20th century Civil rights movements - United States - History|y20th century

Summary: The true story behind the writing of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.

Story of the civil rights march on Washington for jobs and freedom in photographs [Story of the civil rights movement in photographs]by Aretha, David 

BTSB Prebound(Enslow, 2014)

BTSB #: 068209 Available

Dewey: 975.3/NAges: 10-14   
AR: 6.1 MG Lexile: 890

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Subjects: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) Civil rights demonstrations - Washington (D.C.) - History|y20th century African Americans - Civil rights - History|y20th century

Summary: Discusses the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963, including the causes for the march, how the march was organized and its leaders, the important speeches, and the impact it had on the Civil Rights Movement.

Unstoppable : how Bayard Rustin organized the 1963 March on Washington by Long, Michael G. 

BTSB Prebound(Little Bee Books, 2023)

BTSB #: 585257 Available

Dewey: 323/BAges: 6-9   


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Subjects: Rustin, Bayard,|d1912-1987 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) Civil rights movements Civil rights workers - Biography Gay men - Biography African Americans - Biography

Summary: Tells the story of how openly gay civil rights leader Bayard Rustin defied prejudice as he planned and organized the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.

What was the March on Washington? [What Was?]by Krull, Kathleen 

Paperback(Penguin Workshop, 2013)

BTSB #: 533317 Available

Dewey: 323.1196/NAges: 8-12   
AR: 6.1 MG RC: 6.2 3-5 Lexile: 900

Genres:

Subjects: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom|d(1963 : - Washington, D.C.) Civil rights demonstrations - Washington (D.C.) - History|y20th century African Americans - Civil rights

Summary: On August 28, 1963, more than 200,000 people gathered in Washington, DC, to demand equal rights for all races. It was there that Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech, and it was this peaceful protest that spurred the momentous civil rights laws of the mid-1960s.