it had been described as the legacy of your father for these different political lines. safest place in the house. medgar had taught them that. i went to the front door, the >> actually, it is. force of the bullet had pushed that is good and bad. him forward in his car, and with the strength of whatever, he was >> how is it good? able to move himself to the door >> it's good because everyone with his keys in his hand. can sort of immerse themselves that's what we saw. and say we do believe in dr. i must tell you, at that point in time, all of the civil rights activities disappeared. king. it was a loss of my husband and my children's father. now, it's upon others of us, we got through the first must challenge them to enforce what dad wanted to happen, and funeral, he was buried at not to try to say, well, dr. arlington cemetery, and my life king fits -- dr. king is against as a widow became front page. affirmative action, that just is not true. so today i felt myself going even though he wanted to see the through so many, many emotions. day when his children would be that of being so proud of seeing judged not by the color of their young people step up, a younger skin, but by the content of generation step up and seize the their character. moment and the opportunity, and reality is, i as an older person having that feeling that am judged by the content of my