I Think, In Fact, I Think President

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.

I Thought I Was Going To Die A Few Times. On The Freedom Ride In The Year 1961, When I Was Beaten At The Greyhound Bus Station In Montgomery, I Thought I Was Going To Die. On March 7th, 1965, When I Was Hit In The Head With A Night Stick By A State Trooper At The Foot Of The Edmund Pettus Bridge, I Thought I Was Going To Die. I Thought I Saw Death, But Nothing Can Make Me Question The Philosophy Of Nonviolence.

We Have So Many Issues Today That We Need To Confront. Comprehensive Immigration Reform. We Have To Solve The Issue Of Poverty, The Issue Of Hunger, The Issue Of War - Spending Billions Of Dollars To Kill Rather Than To Build. We Have To Deal With The Fact That All Of Our Children Should Be Receiving The Best Possible Education.

Ornette Coleman Is Doing The Only Really New Thing In Jazz Since The Innovations In The Mid-forties Of Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, And Those Of Thelonious Monk

We All Remember That [donald] Trump Was One Of The Leaders Of The So-called Birther Movement Trying To Delegitimize The Presidency Of Our First African-american President Barack Obama, Which Is An Outrage.