Why We March visualizes nearly 60 years of community activism and protest movements for racial and social justice in the United States through photography from the Museum's permanent collection. Featuring a range of iconic images from the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom through the Women's March in 2017, and the Black Lives Matter movement, Why We March illustrates how marching is a sign of solidarity, reflecting a community whose voices and bodies come together to demand recognition and the promises of democracy.

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