The NAACP Announces Virtual March On Washington to Channel Momentum for Police Accountability and Voter Mobilization Virtual programming on 57th anniversary of March on Washington will advance a bold Black agenda; honor the legacy of John Lewis BALTIMORE — Today, the NAACP announced that it will lead a “2020 Virtual March on Washington” alongside civil rights leaders, activists, and families of those who died at the hands of law enforcement, to call for police accountability reform and mobilize voters ahead of the November elections. The virtual march — which will bring forward a bold National Black agenda — will take...