Reflecting on the 30th anniversary of the Million Man March, a gathering of Black men advocating unity and positive change.

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Thirty years ago, our publisher, Elinor R. Tatum, was a reporter for the AmNews and she was assigned to cover the Million Man March.

The Million Man March wasn’t just an event; it was a turning point in society; a statement not only to the United States, but to the world.