On Oct. 16, 1995, the National Mall filled with African American men — a demonstration meant to uplift and promote unity among Black men in the country.

Thirty years later, the significance of the Million Man March is being honored in Prince George's County.

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“What drew me to this event today is the future of Black America, what direction we're going to, our young people,” said Prince George’s County Resident Carlos Harley.

Elected leaders and community organizers held an event at Fairmont Heights High School Saturday, bringing together groups of people from across the county for a discussion about the state of Black America.

Panelists included Congressman Glenn Ivey and State's Attorney Tara Jackson.

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