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I Met Rosa Parks When I Was 17. I Met Dr. [martin Luther] King When I Was 18. These Two Individuals Inspired Me To Find A Way To Get In The Way, To Get In Trouble. So I Got In Good Trouble, Necessary Trouble.

This Book [march], In My Estimation, Is A Road Map. It Is A Change Agent. It Is Saying To People, "this Is A Way".

The Vast Majority Of The American People Agree With Me And Many Others. You Don't Simply Repeal The Affordable Care Act Without A Replacement. Republicans Have Had Six Years To Come Up With A Replacement. They Got Nothing.

I Heard Of Martin Luther King Jr. When I Was 15 Years Old. I Heard Of Rosa Parks. And I Met Dr. King In 1958 At The Age Of 18. I Met Rosa Parks ... But To Pick Up A Fun Comic Book - Some People Used To Call Them "funny Books" - To Pick This Little Book Up, It Sold For 10 Cents, 12 Pages Or 14 Pages? 14 Pages I Digested. And It Inspired Me. And I Said To Myself, "if The People Of Montgomery Can Do This, Maybe I Can Do Something. Maybe I Can Make A Contribution."

The Reward For Playing Jazz Is Playing Jazz.