Hip Hop Caucus at the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington

Monday, August 28th marked the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington.

Throughout the week, Hip Hop Caucus leadership and staff joined several events to stand in solidarity with our partners, organizers, and supporters to say boldly, “we will not go back.” Hip Hop Caucus President and CEO Rev Yearwood spoke to the crowd to emphasize that climate justice is a civil and human rights issue and provided three calls to action for the Biden administration to act on climate. View Rev Yearwood’s full speech below, as well as photos from the week’s events.

Rev Yearwood on stage at the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington

Rev Yearwood on stage at the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington

Rev Yearwood and Tanya Clay House

Tanya Clay House and Rev Yearwood

Brittany Bell Surratt, Rev Yearwood, and Chauntel Cannon

Brittany Bell Surratt and Rev Yearwood

Tanya Clay House, Chris Walton, Brittany Bell Surratt and Chauntel Cannon

Tanya Clay House, Chris Walton, JaRel Clay and Chauntel Cannon

Tanya Clay House with CBC Chair and Rep. Steven Horsford

Tanya Clay House with Rep. Terri Sewell

Tanya Clay House with Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz

Tanya Clay House with Attorney Ben Crump and Wade Henderson

Tanya Clay House with Symone Sanders and Shavon Arline-Bailey (National Council of Negro Women)

Crowd at the March on Washington

Tanya Clay House at the

Chris Walton and JaRel Clay

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