Storied 1968: The Poor People's Campaign

www.minnesotahi... On May 11, 1968, The Poor People’s Campaign arrived in Washington, D.C. and a town called “Resurrection City” was erected on the National Mall as a tribute to the slain Martin Luther King Jr. In this episode of Storied 1968: The Poor People's Campaign, Rev. Rob Eller-Issacs of Minnesota reflects on the founding of the campaign and its significance in 1968 and today. Visit the 1968 Exhibit at the Minnesota History Center to learn more about The Poor People's Campaign and all the events that shaped the year.

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