@makaveliresurrection: TODAY, 31 years ago to the day. October 16, 1995. One million Black men standing on the National Mall in Washington. In suits, in jeans, fathers and sons hand in hand. This is the Million Man March. The call of Louis Farrakhan. October 1995. America just cut funding for poor schools, for the Head Start program. Black unemployment was double. The media only showed Black men in handcuffs. Farrakhan said: "Come. Not to beg. To atone and to commit." And they came. From Chicago, from Detroit, from Compton. 20 hours on buses. How many? Police said 400,000. Boston University, using aerial photos, said 837,000. Organizers said 1.5 million. It doesn't matter. We had never seen anything like it. That day, no women on the Mall. That was intentional. They were on strike across the country: no work, no shopping, prayer and voter registration. The National Day of Absence. On stage in front of the Capitol: Rosa Parks, 82 years old. Martin Luther King III. Maya Angelou. Jesse Jackson. The message wasn't "Help us." It was "We will take care of ourselves." 31 years later, October 16, 2026, we remember. Did you know? #millionmanmarch #louisfarrakhan #october16 #anniversary #BlackHistory

Progress :

more black people should join law enforcement

Carl Jackson652 :

I was there!

SLVN :

it should be a public holiday 🔥

John Dukes :

This is how it should always be UNITED WE STAND 👍🏾✊🏾

2026 World Cup ⚽️ 🥰 🇦🇷Messi :

30 years on and they still kill us 🥺🥺 George Floyd

MR ANANYMOUS :

BLACK DON'T CRACK!!🥰 LOVE YOU ALL THE WAY FROM NIGERIA

garibamuntaridara :

black people must united 👌👌👌

Keita Usman :

one black 🥰

sesay sabanoh :

you will rise again!!!!!

Makaveli The Resurrection :

TODAY, 31 years ago to the day. October 16, 1995. One million Black men standing on the National Mall in Washington. In suits, in jeans, fathers and sons hand in hand. This is the Million Man March. The call of Louis Farrakhan. October 1995. America just cut funding for poor schools, for the Head Start program. Black unemployment was double. The media only showed Black men in handcuffs. Farrakhan said: "Come. Not to beg. To atone and to commit." And they came. From Chicago, from Detroit, from Compton. 20 hours on buses. How many? Police said 400,000. Boston University, using aerial photos, said 837,000. Organizers said 1.5 million. It doesn't matter. We had never seen anything like it. That day, no women on the Mall. That was intentional. They were on strike across the country: no work, no shopping, prayer and voter registration. The National Day of Absence. On stage in front of the Capitol: Rosa Parks, 82 years old. Martin Luther King III. Maya Angelou. Jesse Jackson. The message wasn't "Help us." It was "We will take care of ourselves." 31 years later, October 16, 2026, we remember. Did you know? #millionmanmarch #louisfarrakhan #october16 #anniversary #blackhistory #todayinhistory #1995 #washingtondc #nationofislam

nash satcliffe :

95 is just yesterday 😳

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Black is beautiful

Barrios Populares :

2 millions

Kesho_Thinane 🇿🇦 :

im in south Africa 🇿🇦 today but I'll never forget this day ,age 13 in Harlem new york!

Pakazuzu :

black unity Azania. S.Afrika✊🏽✊🏽✊🏿

Gborbilor :

same same

Robert Rob :

Hi❤️🥰😂

China Boy :

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Odogwu🇰🇪🇱🇷 :

One for all, All for one.

Juna All Correct , :

they will soon take this video down trust me when it's started getting in numbers 😔

James Gacheruh :

@ REAL BLACK POWER,🖤

SSL :

It’s still the same or worse 💯💪🏽🦁🦁

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my Brothers and Sister !!

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