Poor People’s Campaign Holds Moral Monday March on L.A. City Hall - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Poor People’s Campaign Holds Moral Monday March on L.A. City Hall - Los Angeles Sentinel

Crowds of people descended upon downtown Los Angeles on May 16 as part of the Moral Monday March sponsored by the Poor People’s Campaign, a national movement to confront racism, poverty, and other ills destroying communities across America.

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