On Wednesday, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said he will hold another "Million" Man March in Washington DC in the fall. The last "Million" Man March took place 20 years ago.

While speaking at the Metropolitan African Methodist Church in Washington D.C., Farrakhan said the rally will be held in October of this year. "This is the time our people must see our unity," Farrakhan said. "Let's make 10/10/15 a meeting place for those who want justice, for those who know what justice is."

The rally organizers said they want a more inclusive event this time. In 1995, the event was a men-only affair.

Benjamin Chavis, the organizer of the 1995 MMM believes turn out will be in excess of one million.

"What ultimately will be a success is seeing improvements in the communities where these people are going to come from," Chavis said. "We want to make sure our public policy demands are aligned with those challenges."

Naturally, there will be a hashtag for the event: JusticeOrElse. 

"Walk with the young people, the warriors of God, as we say to America, 'You owe us,'" Farrakhan said.