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Our Struggle Is A Struggle To Redeem The Soul Of America. It's Not A Struggle That Lasts For A Few Days, A Few Weeks, A Few Months, Or A Few Years. It Is The Struggle Of A Lifetime, More Than One Lifetime.

The Events In Prague, Together With The Berlin Blockade, Convinced The European Recipients Of American Economic Assistance That They Needed Military Protection As Well: That Led Them To Request The Creation Of A North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Which Committed The United States For The First Time Ever To The Peacetime Defense Of Western Europe.

I Was So Inspired By Dr. King That In 1956 With My Brothers And Sisters And First Cousins, I Was Only 16 Years Old, We Went Down To The Public Library Trying To Check Out Some Books And We Were Told By The Librarian That The Library Was For Whites Only And Not For Colors! It Was A Public Library! I Never Went Back To That Public Library Until July 5th, 1998, By This Time I'm In The Congress, For A Book Signing Of My Book "walking With The Wind"

You Cannot Be Afraid To Speak Up And Speak Out For What You Believe. You Have To Have Courage, Raw Courage.

When Growing Up, I Saw Segregation. I Saw Racial Discrimination. I Saw Those Signs That Said White Men, Colored Men. White Women, Colored Women. White Waiting. And I Didn't Like It.