"THE MARCH FOR FREEDOM, RACIAL EQUALITY, ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND RACIAL INTEGRATION CHANGED AMERICA"

It was the unlettered black men and women that who never had any college education or saw the four walls of any universities that marched for freedom and racial equality in America in the 1950s and 1960s respectively that gave us the freedom, economic opportunities and racial integration that we all enjoy today in America in 2013. The march changed the Jim Crow laws into equality before the same supreme law of America, made voting possible for all Americans, allowed racial harmony and integration in America, created economic opportunities for all Americans, changed the city councils across America, reformed the states' legislators and state governments, transformed the United States Congress, penetrated the Supreme Court's judiciary composition and put the first black man in the White House. Do not ever forget this simple truth in your lifetime if you live in America