KnowraMarch on Washington for Jobs and FreedomLinked fromLinked fromThe 20 pages that link to March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, each with the reason it gives.All 20Broader topic 11Related 6Compared with 3Washington, D.C.Broader topic: The capital’s public spaces became a national stage for demands for racial equality.Bayard RustinBroader topic: Rustin served as deputy director and chief organizer, coordinating the march’s logistics and coalition.Josephine BakerBroader topic: Baker addressed the crowd, appearing in her French military uniform.A. Philip RandolphBroader topic: Randolph’s decades-long campaign culminated in this march, which he helped organize.Walter ReutherBroader topic: Reuther helped organize and finance the march, joining its call for jobs as well as freedom.National MallBroader topic: The march made the Mall a defining site of the modern civil rights movement.Charlton HestonBroader topic: Heston attended the march as a supporter of civil-rights legislation.ProtestBroader topic: It shows how a mass demonstration can focus national attention on a movement's demands.Lena HorneBroader topic: Horne took part in the march, linking her public career to a landmark movement event.Sammy Davis Jr.Broader topic: Davis attended the march, joining a major public demonstration for civil and economic rights.Ruby DeeBroader topic: Dee and Davis helped organize the march and took part in its public program.