were dr. king gave his iconic i have a dream speech and spoke of a more just and equitable america. today marks 60 years since that march. now, while meeting with civil rights leaders and family members, dr. king at the white house, president biden warned against the rise of extremism. we can t let hate prevail, and it s on the rise. we have to speak out that there is a whole group of extreme people trying to erase history. i want to bring in distinguished professor of ethics and society at vanderbilt university s divinity school, michael eric dyson. i m so glad you re here. i ve been thinking about you a lot when it comes to moments like this and i ask you to take a step back with me for a moment. how do you see the confluence of all of these events? well, it is great always to be on with you. it s an extraordinary moment, i had the great honor to speak at the 60th anniversary march on
distinguished professor of vanderbi vanderbilt divinity school, michael eric dyson. i ask you to step back with me for a moment. how do you see the confluence of all these events? it s great to be on with you. it s an extraordinary moment. i had the great honor to speak at the 60th anniversary march on saturday. it was remarkable. think about it. dr. king stood at the sunlit summit of expectation in august 28th, 1963, as a 34-year-old man, and echoed across the century and into our own, a demand for justice rooted deeply in the american dream. at that point, he was anreinvend himself and the nation in him. to think that march was held on