I Think, In Fact, I Think President

If You See Something That Is Not Right, Not Fair, Not Just, You Have A Moral Obligation To Do Something About It.

When I Was A Student, I Studied Philosophy And Religion. I Talked About Being Patient. Some People Say I Was Too Hopeful, Too Optimistic, But You Have To Be Optimistic Just In Keeping With The Philosophy Of Non-violence.

That Issue Has Been Resolved For Years Now, And It's Been Resolved For At Least Two Years In Donald Trump's Mind. And To Bring That Up As Justification For John Lewis Questioning The Legitimacy Of A Democratic Activity That Is - Has Been Around Since The Beginning Of Our Country Is Wrong.

We Have Come A Long Way In America Because Of Martin Luther King, Jr. He Led A Disciplined, Nonviolent Revolution Under The Rule Of Law, A Revolution Of Values, A Revolution Of Ideas. We've Come A Long Way, But We Still Have A Distance To Go Before All Of Our Citizens Embrace The Idea Of A Truly Interracial Democracy, What I Like To Call The Beloved Community, A Nation At Peace With Itself.

When I Was 15 Years Old In The Tenth Grade, I Heard Martin Luther King, Jr. Three Years Later, When I Was 18, I Met Dr. King And We Became Friends. Two Years After That I Became Very Involved In The Civil Rights Movement. I Was In College At The Time. As I Got More And More Involved, I Saw Politics As A Means Of Bringing About Change