On August 1st, the NAACP and a broad coalition of social justice, religious, and and civil rights groups began a 1,000 mile march to call attention to the issues of voting rights, economic inequality, and racial discrimination. We spoke with NAACP president Cornell Brooks, who led the march, and Rabbi Bruce Lustig of the Washington Hebrew Congregation as the marchers arrived in Washington, DC.
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