Aside from Selma, MLK's "I have a dream" speech took place at a massive march on Washington if I remember right.

IIRC their were marches done during the holocaust when they would have to move prisoners once other camps were on the brink of being captured/liberated.

oh...that was real? Mel told me that it was made up...then he told me to suck it or he'd burn down the house.

This, I'm using.

Thought of this.

Was hoping for something a little more profound than those two though. March to Selma I'm gonna look up.

Just kinda looking for a one person march that grew into something that impacted humanity.

The Women's March on Versailles
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wom..._on_Versailles

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So...this is a great example, while violent, I can definitely use it. I'm finding that it turned the tide of the French Revolution, but the question I'm left with...did the women ever get any bread?

What about last years Chiefs/Donkeys game when Charles was marching up and down the field and the Donkeys followed him ????

heck, i don't know...i found it on google and did a copy/paste.
i flunked history, jilly.
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I didn't flunk, but hell, I don't remember one thing about it. Every time I do a google search for historic marches, all I get is music.

The National Women's Party held several suffrage marches in the early 1900's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ashington,_D.C.