TAKING A CLOSER LOOK AT A MURAL FROM 1968'S RESURRECTION CITY.

The article focuses on mural painting which makeshift wall in Washington, D.C. speaks to a heroic struggle to overcome inequality. It mentions campaign brought Henrietta Franklin, a poor black woman from Mississippi, to Resurrection City in Washington, D.C. in the spring of 1968 and encampment would send a message that the War on Poverty was far from over. It also mentions need to bring the Chicano civil rights movement to national attention.