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movement, the brotherhood of sleeping carporters. there was all of the expertise there was, and there was enormous doubt everywhere, that it could be pulled off. and your father, of course, had been through years of working with buyers and others to build up organizing around the boycott. and organizing around the south. you can t flip a switch on and get 200 people at the capitol. you mean 200,000? yes. absolutely not. but you know, it was it really was a coalition, but as the congresswoman stated, it could not have been done without this huge monumental organizing effort. martin luther king iii and eleanor thank you very much. reverend al sharpton is going to stick around. coming up, we ll take a look at the ten demands on the march on washington. which included a national minimum wage act that will give

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survives with it says in this front row you have leaders from the naacp, the brotherhood of sleeping carporters, walter reuther of the uaw and the secretary of the conference on civil rights. and look at the signs behind them in the crowd. end segregated rules in public schools. we demand voting rights now. jobs for all now. civil rights and union rights and economic rights side by side, marching into washington, d.c. that is how it was. when americans push for fair treatment at work, win or lose, they move as a group because they have to. their power is all in the numbers. it is a power of many working often against the power of money, or the power of entrenched incumbency. this is a power that belongs almost exclusively to unions, solidarity. and unions interpret that broadly. they see them working with the working class. so they spend their time and

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121212:02:06:00

survives with it says in this front row you have leaders from the naacp, the brotherhood of sleeping carporters, walter reuther of the uaw and the secretary of the conference on civil rights. and look at the signs behind them in the crowd. end segregated rules in public schools. we demand voting rights. now jobs for all now. civil rights and union rights and economic rights side by side, marching into washington, d.c. that is how it was. when americans push for fair treatment at work, win or lose, they move as a group because they have to. their power is all in the numbers. it is a power of many working often against the power of money, or the power of entrenched incumbency. this is a power that belongs almost exclusively to unions, solidarity. and unions interpret that broadly. they see them working with the working class. so they spend their time and their money and their manpower

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130829:03:02:00

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