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    'Amazing Grace' and Poor People's Campaign Embark On Voter Registration Tour

    The Aretha Franklin-focused documentary will screen for free in 22 states ahead of the general election.

    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Sep 9, 2019 12:59PM EDT
    People outside, standing in grass, holding white, black and red sign that reads, "Somebody's hurting our people, we won't be silent anymore."

    Poor People's Campaign Launches With March on Capitol Hill

    The campaign’s list of demands directly address the issues of systemic racism and economic inequality.

    Kenrya Rankin May 14, 2018 4:36PM EDT
    Black man in black tuxedo with white shirt holds black microphone in front of purple screen

    WATCH: Maxwell, Aloe Blacc Sing For Poor People's Campaign At 'We Are Here' Concert

    Faith leaders, media personalities and musicians graced the Howard Theater stage to support the newly revived Poor People’s Campaign.

    Sameer Rao Dec 5, 2017 11:46AM EST
    Four faith leaders holding papers standing in front of United Church of Christ.

    Faith Leaders Revive MLK's 'Poor People's Campaign' 50 Years Later

    Faith leaders around the country are recreating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s mass mobilization of working-class people.

    catherine lizette gonzalez Dec 4, 2017 3:07PM EST

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