Disobedience. Now were about to explore the means by the negro to civilly disobey. Every revolution has its marching music. The American Revolution of 63, forged it into a powerful weapon for unity and inspiration. This gentleman here first. O freedom and home to my lor free what are we marching for . Freedom how long are we going to march . Freedom, Freedom Freedom, freedom come and i want to go home freedom come and i wan to go home freedom come and i want to go home freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home freedom come and i want to go home freedom come and i want to go home freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom we shall overcome some day we shall overcome some day those young people singing the anthem of the American Revolution of 63 were freedom riders. They were a part of the pattern develo
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And go home to my lord and be free oh, freedom oh, freedom oh, freedom and we wont be afraid ill be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free all right freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home freedom, Freedom Freedom come and i want to go home oh, freedom, my lord oh, freedom, my lord oh, freedom, my lord i will be free we shall overcome i will be free we shall overcome those young people singing the anthem of the American Revolution of 1963 were freedom riders. They were part of the pattern developed in this revolution, patterned by events instead of events forming a pattern. It involved a federal boycott, involve the use of federal troops, killed and been killed, we are about to see them all. As we see them, we will also see the growing participation of young whites in the battle. They have taken part in increasing numbers, particularly in sitting demonstrations. It was a tactic employed by new grow College Students in greensboro, north carolina. On february 1
[applause] please be seated. Ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john kerry, United States senator. [applause] john kerry madam speaker, mr. Majority leader and distinguished colleagues in congress in both parties, ladies and gentlemen, and members of colleague family, our ted kennedy was born into history, he was part of history throughout his life. He made history and he knew history. And it was his respect for ed brookes role in history and his personal affection for ed brooke that led him to champion this congressional gold medal. Obviously were so delighted that Vicki Kennedy is here today and his great friend, my colleague now in the senate, paul kirk is here with us to celebrate this moment. In one of his first sermons after finishing his studies at Boston University, Martin Luther king jr. Observed the thing that we need in the world today is a group of men and women wholl stand up for right and be opposed to wrong wherever it is. A group of people who have come to see that som
We ask your blessing upon the men and women of this, the peoples house, who are settling into new spaces and committees here on capitol hill. As the new session begins, help them and indeed help us all to obey your law to do your will and to walk in your way. Grant that they might be good in thought, gracious in word, generous in deed and great in spirit. Make this a glorious day in which all are glad to be alive and ready to serve you. May all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. The speaker the chair has examined the journal of the last days proceedings and announces to the house his approval there. Pursuantolaole the journal stands approved. The pledge of alenalsance today will be led by the gentleman from allegiance today will be led by the gentlelady from North Carolina, ms. Adams. Ms. Adams i pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justic