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MY MARCH ON WASHINGTON
Sixty-three years ago, Janus Adams looked in the mirror and did not recognize herself. That is how permanently her trip to the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom etched itself into her soul.
Today, as a dangerous new wave of civil and human rights rollbacks actively works to overturn voting rights, ban books, erase historical truths, and stifle personal expression, her eyewitness lessons take on renewed meaning and resonance. Bring this life-affirming message into your home, workplace, library, classroom—wherever two or more gather—to honor your loved one's lives and self-regard.
MY MARCH: 10 LIFE LESSONS LEARNED AT THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON, AUGUST 28, 1963
A Commemorative Collectible Poster
Janus Adams' "10 Life Lessons" have been transformed into this commemorate digital collectible poster featuring authentic artifacts from that historic day: the official "Lincoln Memorial Program," the iconic WE DEMAND placards and FREEDOM PARADE pennant marchers so proudly carried.
High-resolution digital edition, suitable for professional printing at 20" x 30" (300 dpi). Tested and confirmed to scale perfectly up to 24" x 36" for schools, libraries, places of worship, and other large group viewing situations. Instant download.
1963 • 63 Years • $63
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“Dr. Adams, you are a blessing. My goodness. I don't know whether to say Selah or to shout or pass the offering plate. Your lessons are just as powerful today as I'm sure when you received them….”
— Dr. Nicole Martin
President & CEO, Christianity Today