Right there, thats the motel where doctor king was staying. The one up there by my finger mark. Right and my dad in patterson went down the next day bring money for the children who had been jailed during the marches. And they went to the site and also stated that motel so. Where it had beenbombed. Martin luther king, a ie friend of the family . What they did, as a family, is we started doing jazz concerts and our first concert was also to raise money, it was in june and then we went up, at the house, at our house, yes and my brothers and i sold hotdogs and sodas and we turned in 1000 after our first gas sponsor and we had a second one after the march in washington and we had gone to the market as a family. That was our first time as a family actually participating in the Larger Movement. And it was just an amazing experience because this is what we were asking for. We would ask dad can we go with you to birmingham and he said no, ill figure this out and he figured it out by bringing u
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[applause] [cheering and applause] [laughter] come on over. Thats ok. Any late arrivers get a hug. [laughter] sorry for the delay, but we are glad you are here on this Beautiful Day in nashua, New Hampshire. Bill and i have the great pleasure of having senator Amy Klobuchar here today. Because we are running a little late, i will suggest that perhaps you look at her website, which contains an extraordinary number of policies, and the most important part of them is that she can deliver on them. I want to tell you a couple of things about why i am supporting senator klobuchar. I am a child of immigrants. My parents came to this country literally with nothing after world war ii and i have been the beneficiary of the ideals, the aspirations, the hopes and dreams of most americans, and i want that to be for every american. I am the product yes. [applause] yes, i would clap for that too. I am the product of a Public School education from a midwestern state. [applause] illinois. Public educat
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I did want to miss that question. Black People Living in stamford connecticut in 1963. It was north stanford so thats it had more land, so there were not, it was just our family. In 63 there may have been more. There may have been two or three. In that section of the town. It was still segregated ourselves in stamford connecticut. What you remember about that segregation being one of the few african americans. I remember in Elementary School children asking me questions. And i remember feeling very insecure. And shy, not being able to speak at all, i wouldnt ask questions. It wouldnt wear o my glasses because i didnt want to be different in any other way. I didnt understand that that was part of my experience there. Being the only black child. Since fifth grade i was the only black child in the school. Why did mom and dad want you to have that. To live there. I dont think they wanted us to have that loophole of isolation or lack of you know they were sending us out there is an experime