In 1917, nearly 10,000 African-Americans organized a silent march down 5th Avenue in New York City, dressed in white, to protest brutal racial violence and lynchings sparked by the East St. Louis riots; the protest featured children leading the procession followed by women and men, demonstrating how dignified silence and collective action can powerfully demand federal action against systemic injustice.
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What would you do if your community faced relentless injustice?
In 1917, nearly 10,000 African-Americans silently marched down 5th Avenue in [music] New York City. Dressed in white, their footsteps echoing a powerful message.
This was the Silent Parade, a historic protest against brutal racial violence and lynchings sparked by the East [music] St. Louis riots.
No chance, no slogans, just unwavering determination. Children led the procession followed by women and men demanding federal action.
Their dignified silence spoke volumes. I [music] post a new video every single day. Hit subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's.
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