Tapping Narrative History to Inspire 'Protagonists of Democracy'
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| Queen of gospel music Mahalia Jackson lifted her voice and sang at the Prayer Pilgrimage of Freedom at the Lincoln Memorial in May of 1957, showing the persuasive power of artistic expression protected by the First Amendment. CLICK here to experience her stirring performance six years later at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. |
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| The struggle for civil rights would not have succeeded without the religious advocacy protected by clauses of the First Amendment. |
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