The Lessons Of Nonviolence Are Universal. Not

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.

Young People Can Understand, And Must Understand, That We Had Success, We Had Failures, But We Never Gave Up. We Never Gave In. We Never Became Bitter. We Didn't Hate. We Continued To Press On. And That's What We're Saying: There Are Some Ups, There Are Some Downs, And When You're Not Down, You Must Have The Capacity And The Ability To Get Up And Keep Going.

The Civil Rights Movement Was Based On Faith. Many Of Us Who Were Participants In This Movement Saw Our Involvement As An Extension Of Our Faith. We Saw Ourselves Doing The Work Of The Almighty. Segregation And Racial Discrimination Were Not In Keeping With Our Faith, So We Had To Do Something.

President-elect [donald] Trump Won 30 Of 50 States, More Counties Since Ronald Reagan.

We May Not Have Chosen The Time, But The Time Has Chosen Us.