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You Could Not Be In The Civil Rights Movement Without Having An Appreciation For Everybody's Rights. That These Rights Are Not Divisible - Not Something Men Have And Women Don't And So On.

People Don't Just Show Up And Lie Down In The Middle Of The Street Some Place Out Of Nothing. Somebody Said Meet Me There, Let's Get Together, And Let's Do This Thing. The Interesting Thing Is That We Don't Know Who All Of The Leaders Of These Groups Are, But We Know That They're Out There, And We Know A New Group Of Leadership Is Being Created. It Shows You That Leadership Can Come From Anywhere.

Many Are Attracted To Social Service - The Rewards Are Immediate, The Gratification Quick. But If We Have Social Justice, We Won't Need Social Service.

Griffin Bell Later Apologized To Me For That Decision.

The Civil Rights Movement Didn't Begin In Montgomery And It Didn't End In The 1960s. It Continues On To This Very Minute.