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June 19, 1968. In an event coined “Solidarity Day,” over 50,000 people march on Washington D.C. to protest economic injustice, marking the climax of Martin Luther King’s “Poor People’s Campaign.”

Listen to History Daily 'Solidarity Day' Caps American Protest Against Poverty

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