Sacramento's March for the Dream
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Veronica Jackson-Nailon at right and Jessica Gregory both of Sacramento hold their pictures of Martin Luther King Jr. and President Barack Obama as they join hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Michael McDoniels and his seven-year-old daughter Sofia McDoniels join hundreds of marchers as they walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. -
An old police vehicle leads hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Friends Caden Van Court, at left, and William Solomon join hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. The two seven-year-olds play together on a basketball league team. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Sisters Nyah, 8, and Natalie Robinson,12, join hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. -
Hundreds of marchers walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers including the Kennedy High School band walk along Land Park Drive on the way to the Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
The Guardian Knights Drum Corps at the Sacramento Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Miktlantekuhtli Aztec dancer Maria Perez performs for the hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Miktlantekuhtli Aztec dancer Leticia Constancio performs for the hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Miktlantekuhtli Aztec dancer Maria Perez performs for the hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Vadia Rhodes sings the "Negro National Anthem" at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Miktlantekuhtli Aztec dancers perform for the hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hundreds of marchers gather for activities at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Thousands gather at an exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. -
Miktlantekuhtli Aztec dancers joins the hundreds of marchers during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Julie Vang sings the national anthem at the State Capitol during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Thousands gather at an exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. -
Along the march route during the 32 annual March for the Dream to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr. An anticipated 28,000 from throughout the region started a trek that ended at the Capitol for Martin Luther King Day festivities. There was also exposition with the theme "eliminating the achievement gap" at the Sacramento Convention Center.
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