Freedom Has Never Been Free.

Freedom Has Never Been Free... I Love My Children And I Love My Wife With All My Heart. And I Would Die, Die Gladly, If That Would Make A Better Life For Them.

Freedom Has Never Been Free.

When A Black Jacksonian Looks About His Home Community, He Sees A City Of Over 150,000, Of Which 40% Is Negro, In Which There Is Not A Single Negro Policeman Or Policewoman, School Crossing Guard, Or Fireman.

It May Sound Funny, But I Love The South. I Don't Choose To Live Anywhere Else. There's Land Here, Where A Man Can Raise Cattle, And I'm Going To Do It Some Day. There Are Lakes Where A Man Can Sink A Hook And Fight The Bass. There Is Room Here For My Children To Play And Grow, And Become Good Citizens-if The White Man Will Let Them.

The Negro Has Been Here In America Since 1619, A Total Of 344 Years. He Is Not Going Anywhere Else; This Is Country Is His Home. He Wants To Do His Part To Help Make His City, State, And Nation A Better Place For Better Place For Everyone, Regardless Of Color And Race.