Event. Its a culmination of emotions for so many people. People come here expecting that and it is going to deliver. I think it is. I thought it was really interesting. You have a governor walk in. You have president bush walk in. You have president obama walk in. John louis came last. A giant actually nobody does that. To follow two president s on to a stage and the crowd responded getting bigger and bigger and when john was there, the you saw the huge reception. I think this speech he has an opportunity to move the ball on two key issues. Voting rights. I think its obvious that you talk about Voting Rights. Also this question of the next generation. This movement around you know black lives matter. How does he bring in this young generation to let them know i understand you want better policing and education. If he connects to that moment in the past, but bring in the new movement theres a new Civil Rights Movement postferguson and Trayvon Martin, but they have not felt they have bee
We talk about it as separation of the races, customs and traditions that have been built up over the last 100 years that have proved for the best interests of both, the colored and the white people. It was almost 100 years after the emancipation proclamation, and america is still racially and rigiddy segregated. Black people couldnt vote in the south. They couldnt even go into the Public Libraries. The Public Libraries were segregated. The churches were segregated. Amen we are in atlanta, georgia, in the eb needer Baptist Church where a father and son are the copastors. Frankly, as others have said, i dont know what the future holds but i know who holds the future. This is our hope. This is that something that keeps us going. Martin luther king was immensely frustrated by the end of the 1950s because he had become famous. Hes preaching all over the country. He knows thats his gift but he says people cry at my sermons and then the next morning, its still segregated. Martin king called a
A demonstration again . We want our freedom and we want it now. Open hostility towards the civil rights. Black power this is the wrong way we talk about it as separation of the races, customs and traditions built up over the last 100 years that proved for the best interest of both, the colored and the white people. It was almost 100 years after the emancipation proclamation and america is still racially segregated. Black people couldnt vote in the south. They couldnt even go into the Public Libraries. The Public Libraries were segregated. The churches were segregated. We are in atlanta, georgia the Baptist Church where the father and son are copastors. Frankly, as others have said, i dont know what the future holds but i know who holds the future. This is our hope. This is that something that keeps us going. Martin luther king was immensely frustrated by the end of the 1950s because he had become famous. Hes preaching all over the country. He knows thats his gift but he says people cry
A demonstration again . We want our freedom and we want it now. Open hostility towards the civil rights. Black power this is the wrong way we talk about it as separation of the races, customs and traditions built up over the last 100 years that proved for the best interest of both, the colored and the white people. It was almost 100 years after the emancipation proclamation and america is still racially segregat segregated. Black people couldnt vote in the south. They couldnt even go into the Public Libraries. The Public Libraries were segregated. The churches were segregated. We are in atlanta, georgia the Baptist Church where the father and son are copastors. Frankly, as others have said, i dont know what the future holds but i know who holds the future. This is our hope. This is that something that keeps us going. Martin luther king was immensely frustrated by the end of the 1950s because he had become famous. Hes preaching all over the country. He knows thats his gift but he says p
We talk about it here as separation of the races. Customs and traditions that have been built up over the last hundred years that have proved for the best interests of both, the colored and the white people. It was almost 100 years after the emancipation proclamation, and america is still rigidly and racially segregated. Black people couldnt vote in the south. They couldnt even go into the Public Libraries. The Public Libraries were segregated. The churches were segregated. Amen we are in atlanta, georgia, in the Ebenezer Baptist church where a father and son are the copastors. Frankly, as others have said, i dont know what the future holds but i know who holds the future. This is our hope. This is that something that keeps us going. Martin luther king was immensely frustrated by the end of the 1950s because he had become famous, hes preaching all over the country, he knows thats his gift. But he says, people cry at my sermons, and the next morning its still segregated. Martin king cal