Million Worker March

Million Worker March

by Lynne Jackson

On Sunday, October 17, my friend Jennifer Lindop and I got on a bus to go to Washington, DC fro the Million Worker March. We left from Albany, NY at midnight, arrived in Washington at 7:30 am. We visited memorials on the mall before attending the march. It was a beautiful day – not just the weather, but especially since the Million Worker March was the coming together of the labor and anti-war movements.

The Korean War memorial is a very powerful anti-war statement. As many US soldiers died in the three years of the Korean War as the 10 years of the Viet Nam war.

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Waiting to Go	Katekka waits with us	Katekka waits with us
Dan and Tagatha wait with us	Dan and Tagatha	Give Peace a chance
And off we go!	Tom Ellis	Pond
Memorial to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence	Memorial to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence	Memorial to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Memorial to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence	Memorial to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence	Pond
Pond	Port-o-Potties	The Lincoln Memorial
Party Perfect	Korean War Memorial	Korean War Memorial
Korean War Memorial	Viet Nam War Memorial	Viet Nam War Memorial
Viet Nam Women’s War Memorial	Viet Nam Women’s War Memorial	We were very early
Union Member from Japan	Union Member from Japan	The Washington Monument