The Lessons Of Nonviolence Are Universal. Not

The Lessons Of Nonviolence Are Universal. Not Just For America.

When I Was 15 Years Old In The Tenth Grade, I Heard Martin Luther King, Jr. Three Years Later, When I Was 18, I Met Dr. King And We Became Friends. Two Years After That I Became Very Involved In The Civil Rights Movement. I Was In College At The Time. As I Got More And More Involved, I Saw Politics As A Means Of Bringing About Change

The Point Is Not Where Barack Obama Was Born, The Point Is Is That We've Got Congressmen On The Democratic Side Of The Aisle That Are Questioning The Legitimacy Of President-elect [donald] Trump Who Won In An Electoral Landslide.

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.

No One Can Say That This Was The Decisive And [russians Hacking ] Was What Elected [donald] Trump, But Clearly His Behavior During The Campaign In Terms Of What He Said In The Week Or Two Before The Election Was Unacceptable.