@abcnews: More than six decades after the historic March on Washington, thousands of people are returning to the site where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech. #news #abcnews

Carolina PanthersFan :

I thank god for MLK march for our rights

rashmoreelect :

Yes — the historic site you’re referring to is the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech there on August 28, 1963. � National Park Service +1 Today, August 28, 2026, there is a major civil-rights gathering on the National Mall marking the legacy of that historic March on Washington.

old school1975 :

I was there today 8-28-2026

McJosh7 :

MLK was a very bad guy

Dammitman@1819 :

6 decades later and nothing has changed. Smfh. He had a dream that will seemingly never be a reality here in America

(｡ŏ﹏ŏ) :

Don't forget how they tried to rewrite his opinions to make him a more palatable figurehead after they murd3red him. "The great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the kkk, but the moderate who prefers an absence of tension to the presence of justice. Who agrees with the goal, but not the methods."

user5058592504856 :

Can’t get an ID? BS

Rush :

Trump or MLK for most influential person?

Bella :

I was there for the 57th anniversary in 2020. It was deeply meaningful.

Magical_Wine23 :

This would only work if we had moral people in our government

TJ :

Supporting small creators

peyton :

shoutout mlk man

JexNext :

Ok

peyton :

first

user1029384756 :

I’m confused. What are we protecting the vote from?

RhodyGal401 :