“Big glitzy marches do not make a movement; the organizations and activists who came to Washington, D. C., will continue to do their work, fight their fights, and make connections between disparate struggles, no matter what happens in the limelight.”

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“Big glitzy marches do not make a movement; the organizations and activists who came to Washington, D. C., will continue to do their work, fight their fights, and make connections between disparate struggles, no matter what happens in the limelight.”

Robin Kelley writes for The Boston Review on how we must remember the lessons of the original March on Washington, how change only comes from continual on-the-ground organizing.