[Washington, DC; August 28, 1963]
name: label: Collection Creator
content: McNamara, Norris
label: Collection Creator
content: Moon, Moses
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection / Series 1: Original Tapes
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content: Box 5 (Reference)
label: Container
content: Box 1, Item AC0556-OT_WA_2.2
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Archival materials
label: Type
content: Audio
scopecontent: label: Scope and Contents
content: Roy Wright, from Clarksdale, Virginia:
-Overalls and symbolism
-Marching without a permit
Oscar Marshall from Clarksdale, Virginia:
-Send the president a message about the police
-Police brutality
Joan Baez:
"Oh, Freedom" 
Ruby Dee:
-Reads Margaret Walker's For My People
Singing in the crowd from Richmond, Virginia:
"Keep Your Eyes on the Prize"
Lots of snippets of songs from different groups
"Rock My Soul In the Bosom of Abraham"
Call and response song "I got it…oh yeah"
"Can't You Hear Those Freedom Bells Ringing?" 
 "Way Over Yonder"
Ambient march noise
"We Shall Overcome" 
Chant "Hey hey hey ho ho ho Old Jim Crow has got to go"
"Freedom's Comin' and I Want to Go Home"
"Certainly Lord"
 "Set On Freedom"
"Michael Row Your Boat Ashore"
"This May Be the Last Time"
Chanting
"The Freedom Bell is Ringing"
Chanting
"Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around"
Jan Jacobson:
-Fascinated by the turnout
-Work plans
-If they're not free, I don't feel free
-Segregation is dehumanizing
Bystander:
-Education is crucial
-Communists are everywhere
Unidentified visitor:
-Discussion of economic situation
-This movement is more symbolic than real concern