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we re expecting speeches from ben russell. let s listen to widow of metger evers. we marched. we sat. the triumphs and even defeats belong to us all. dr. king told us that he might not get to the mountain top with us, but he said that there is a promise land, and america is that promise land for all of us. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh.anybody? julie! hey.guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me.
i dream of a world that does not hold anyone back. people with disabilities represent all people in all situations. we represent nearly 20% of the u.s. population. we ve seen a lot of progress. but like all civil rights moments we have much more to do. i call on everyone here today to continue to stand up for and defend the rights of people with disabilities. americans are guaranteed certain inalienable rights and the right to pursue our dreams. our duty as citizens is to help one another achieve those dreams. please go to adp.com/march and see what we can do together when we dream together. thank you very much. that was fred moss. i want to talk about congress and their role in all of this. if you look back at the history major landmark pieces of civil rights legislation it often
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approval rating among white americans and to some degree as you pointed out earlier the republican party and conservatives have really seized on that. they seized on the racial division in this country and seized on older white voters and seized on controversy in and around race to get votes and i guess the question is, you know, how do you start to begin to put the puzzle back together. there was a sense in the 60s things were broken and need change. but even now when you talk about race it s incredibly loaded and there s a resistance to the idea this isn t an equitable society. the read sadness is the polarization of races, whites being republicans and blacks being democrats. when i was growing up in the 60s and 70s and before that the republican party was very much in the game seeking african-american votes. maybe they were beaten 2-1. rockefeller, hugh scott, all across the northeast and henry