In 1965, I Marched For Equality.

America Is A Place Where You Can Be Born Into A Low-income Household But Still Lift Yourself Up, And It Doesn't Matter What Color You Are.

Progress For Black Americans Depends On Good Schools Because Education Is The Last Great Equalizer.

You Can't Rise As A Class. You Have To Rise Individually. It's What Many Of The Civil Rights-era People Don't Understand.

After Leaving Law School, I Intentionally Said That I Never Wanted To Hold A Job More Than Six Years.

In 1965, I Marched For Equality.