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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

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

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

I Think The Administration Can Do A Lot Of Good By Telling Folks That Are On Their Side Of The Aisle, Look, We May Have Lost The Election On The Democrat Side, But It's Time To Come Together.

Right Now What My Job Is, And I Think The Job Of Democrats And Republicans, Is To Protect The Middle Class And Working Families Of This Country From Some Devastating Ideas That [donald] Trump Has Proposed.