Coretta Scott King Quotes

I Appeal To Everyone Who Believes In Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream To Make Room At The Table Of Brother- And Sisterhood For Lesbian And Gay People.

Lesbian And Gay People Are A Permanent Part Of The American Workforce, Who Currently Have No Protection From The Arbitrary Abuse Of Their Rights On The Job.

If Martin [luther King, Jr.]'s Philosophy Had Been Embraced And Lived Out In Iraq And Other Places, We Wouldn't Have Bin Ladens.

A Constitutional Amendment Banning Same-sex Marriages Is A Form Of Gay Bashing And It Would Do Nothing At All To Protect Traditional Marriages.

The More Visible Signs Of Protest Are Gone, But I Think There Is A Realization That The Tactics Of The Late Sixties Are Not Sufficient To Meet The Challenges Of The Seventies.

I Still Hear People Say That I Should Not Be Talking About The Rights Of Lesbian And Gay People, And I Should Stick To The Issue Of Racial Justice.

The Process Of Nonviolence Is One That Takes Time And Those Of Us Who've Suffered, Who've Been Persecuted Over The Years, Would Like To See Things Change, You Know, Overnight.

We Have To Launch A National Campaign Against Homophobia In The Black Community.

Mama And Daddy King Represent The Best In Manhood And Womanhood, The Best In A Marriage, The Kind Of People We Are Trying To Become.

Money Is Necessary -- Both To Support A Family And To Advance Causes One Believes In.

If Sexual Relations Between Consenting Adults Are Not Part Of The Right To Privacy Guaranteed By The Constitution, Then American Democracy Is In Trouble.

Nonviolence First Changes The Individual.