60 years after March on Washington, King's dream for equality remains unfulfilled

• The historic March on Washington took place 60 years ago, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech.
• The march called for civil rights legislation, economic opportunity, and an end to segregation and discrimination.
• While progress has been made, issues like police brutality, voting rights, poverty, and racism persist.
• Events commemorating the anniversary aim to continue fighting for justice and fulfilling King's vision of equality.
• President Biden and Vice President Harris are meeting with organizers and King's family to honor the march's legacy.

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