I don't know. Brian Beckwith's grandfather marched on Washington.

我也不确定。布莱恩·贝壳维斯的爷爷当年在华盛顿游行过呢。

He delivered his most famous speech during the march on Washington in 1963.

1963年3月，他在华盛顿发表了他最著名的演讲。

Artie Beckwith? He couldn't walk two feet without complaining. He marched on Washington?

阿蒂·贝壳维斯吗？那个絮絮叨叨、 怨天尤人的怂货。他去华盛顿游行过？

The demonstration was called on the anniversary of the civil rights march on Washington in 1963.

这次游行是在1963年华盛顿民权游行周年纪念日举行的。

His largest-scale organizing project came in 1963, when he led the planning for the national march on Washington.

他的最大规模的组织项目是在1963年，他领导的在华盛顿举行的全国游行的时候。

Businesses struggled without the bank's financial assistance. Workers lost their jobs. President Jackson was warned that a mob could march on Washington.

没有美国银行的财政援助，企业就会陷入困境，工人就会失业。有人警告总统杰克逊，说暴徒可能会向华盛顿逼近。

We should march on Washington and stop this travesty.

我们应该向华盛顿进军并制止这种嘲讽。

In nineteen forty-one, a leader in the black community, A. Philip Randolph, threatened to lead a giant march on Washington for civil rights for blacks.

1941年，黑人社区的领袖A。 菲立普·蓝道夫威胁要在华盛顿领导一场大规模的黑人民权游行。

This year's march on Washington is aimed at reversing changes to the Voting Rights Act of 1965 made by the US supreme court in a 2013 decision.

今年向华盛顿进军的目的是推翻美国最高法院在2013年的一项裁决中对1965年" 选举权法案" 的修改。