Many Of Us In Nashville Accepted Nonviolence

It Is My Hope That People Today Will See That, In Another Time, In Another Period, When We Saw The Need For People To Speak Up, To Organize, To Mobilize, And To Do Something About Injustice, We Came Together.

If You See Something That Is Not Right, Not Fair, Not Just, You Have A Moral Obligation To Do Something About It.

We Have Come A Long Way In America Because Of Martin Luther King, Jr. He Led A Disciplined, Nonviolent Revolution Under The Rule Of Law, A Revolution Of Values, A Revolution Of Ideas. We've Come A Long Way, But We Still Have A Distance To Go Before All Of Our Citizens Embrace The Idea Of A Truly Interracial Democracy, What I Like To Call The Beloved Community, A Nation At Peace With Itself.

Donald Trump Has Made It Clear That Certainly Over The Last Few Years That President [barack] Obama Was Born In Hawaii.

First Time I Got Arrested, I Knew Somehow And Some Way, We Would Succeed. To Go On The Freedom Ride To Be Beaten And Left Bloody And Unconscious, To Be Beaten On That Bridge In Selma, Have A Concussion - I Thought That I Was Going To Die On That Bridge. But Somehow And Some Way, I Lived To Tell About What Happened, And I've Seen Some Of The Fruits Of The Labor Of So Many People, And People Must Understand That.