It was a brisk day in the nation’s capital and King, then in his late 30s, was preparing to speak during the Million Man March on October 16, 1995.
“That probably was one of the largest demonstrations of Black men that had ever been done in terms of the United States,” King told CNN. “So when you think about the fact that Black men were brought together with a focus on bringing families together, assuming appropriate responsibilities, that was extremely significant.”
Last Wednesday marked the 29th anniversary of the historic march, which featured speeches from civil rights leaders and activists such as Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, Rev. Benjamin Chavis and Rev. Al Sharpton.
This hoodie pays homage to the historic event carrying an acid wash look to symbolize the years of marching toward a common goal of our people. every garment has a voice, grab your piece that speaks to you!
Features:
- Adjustable hoodie drawstring
- kangaroo front pocket
- ribbed cuffs
- relaxed fit
- warm cotton blend
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