You Just Do It One Step At

It's The New Slavery. It Came Out Of The Drug Laws And It Really Is Something We're Going To Have To Confront, But I Don't See Enough People Up In Arms About That. We Need To Be.

Unless Children Have Strong Education And Strong Families And Strong Communities And Decent Housing, It's Not Enough To Go Sit In At A Lunch Counter.

It Is [children] Who Are God's Presence, Promise And Hope For Mankind.

Whoever Said Anyone Has The Right To Give Up.

It Was Very Clear To Me In 1965, In Mississippi, That, As A Lawyer, I Could Get People Into Schools, Desegregate The Schools, But If They Were Kicked Off The Plantations - And If They Didn't Have Food, Didn't Have Jobs, Didn't Have Health Care, Didn't Have The Means To Exercise Those Civil Rights, We Were Not Going To Have Success.