You Really Can Change The World If

It Was Very Clear To Me In 1965, In Mississippi, That, As A Lawyer, I Could Get People Into Schools, Desegregate The Schools, But If They Were Kicked Off The Plantations - And If They Didn't Have Food, Didn't Have Jobs, Didn't Have Health Care, Didn't Have The Means To Exercise Those Civil Rights, We Were Not Going To Have Success.

I Have Always Believed That I Could Help Change The World, Because I Have Been Lucky To Have Adults Around Me Who Did.

Parents Have Become So Convinced That Educators Know What Is Best For Their Children That They Forget That They Themselves Are Really The Experts.

If You Don't Like The Way The World Is, You Change It. You Have An Obligation To Change It. You Just Do It One Step At A Time.

Don't Feel Entitled To Anything You Didn't Sweat And Struggle For.