August 28, 1963 - Upon the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, and in front of over 250,000 civil rights supporters, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered the iconic “I have a Dream Speech”. A staple in American history and a defining moment of the civil rights era, Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech earned him Time Magazine’s “Man of the Year” award in 1963, a Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, and most importantly, bolstered efforts for the Civil Rights Movement that led to the passage of the landmark Civil Rights

On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, before a sea of 200,000 people — many of them wounded veterans in uniform and wheelchairs — Brandon Lake stood alone with a microphone, his eyes glistening under the golden light. ▶️ Check to see now! https://lifeinsync.blog/posts/brandon-lake-moves-nation-tears-soulstirring-tribute-veterans-lincoln-memorial-mychau123-nslp He didn’t speak for long, just took a deep breath and said softly, “This is for the ones who never stopped fighting, even after the war.”