Marching on Washington: The Forging of an American Political Tradition
by Lucy G. G. Barber, Lucy G. Barber
Marching on Washington explores the historical development of public demonstrations in the nation’s capital and their place in American political life. Lucy G. G. Barber examines how marching became an enduring tradition of civic participation, offering a focused study of protest and politics in the United States.
About This Book
Marching on Washington examines the development of an American political tradition centered on public demonstrations in the nation’s capital.
Lucy G. G. Barber considers how marching on Washington became a meaningful form of political participation and expression.
The book places this tradition within the broader history of American politics and civic life.
It offers readers a historical perspective on the relationship between protest, public space, and political change.
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