Medgar Evers Was Assassinated In His Driveway

The Book Martin Luther King And The Montgomery Story, I Read It When I Was About 17-and-a-half Or 18. It Changed My Life.

I Can Tell Just From Working Closely For The Last Year An Half With President-elect [donald Trump] And Even Over The Course Of The Last Six Weeks, He Has No Problem With Differing Opinions In A Room.

I Was So Inspired By Dr. King That In 1956 With My Brothers And Sisters And First Cousins, I Was Only 16 Years Old, We Went Down To The Public Library Trying To Check Out Some Books And We Were Told By The Librarian That The Library Was For Whites Only And Not For Colors! It Was A Public Library! I Never Went Back To That Public Library Until July 5th, 1998, By This Time I'm In The Congress, For A Book Signing Of My Book "walking With The Wind"

People Should Organize People To Just Turn Up And Participate In The Democratic Process. Knock On Doors. They May Not Be Old Enough To Register To Vote, But They Can Urge Their Teachers, Their Parents, Their Grandparents, Their Mothers, Their Fathers, And Others To Get Out And Vote.

Some People Think That [it Was] Martin Luther King Jr.'s Idea To Have A Boycott. It Was A Black Woman, A Teacher, Who Said We Should Boycott The Buses. You Had People Like Fannie Lou Hamer; Delta, Mississippi.