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In his description of the March on Washington—which took place in August of 1963 and brought nearly 250,000 people together in a huge call for racial equality—Dr. King points out that it was the first time that the majority of the United States actually paid close attention to Black Americans. In doing so, many white people realized that the negative stereotypes they had of Black Americans were inaccurate and disparaging. What helped dispel such ideas was the fact that many Black people—including Dr. King himself—gave long, impassioned speeches that were “informed and thoughtful.” Whereas many ignorant white people had seen…