The Humanity Of All Americans

The Civil Rights Movement Didn't Begin In Montgomery And It Didn't End In The 1960s. It Continues On To This Very Minute.

Griffin Bell Later Apologized To Me For That Decision.

Working In A Situation With Men And Women, And Seeing Women Take On Roles Equal To The Roles Taken By Men Made You Understand That, "hey, These People Can Do Things Too." And I Think It Made Me And Other People In The Movement Realize That We're Living In A Community Of Equals. And That Among Those Equals, They Have Equal Rights. And We Ought To Respect Their Rights If They Respected Ours.

As Legal Slavery Passed, We Entered Into A Permanent Period Of Unemployment And Underemployment From Which We Have Yet To Emerge.

There's This Big Debate That Goes On In America About What Rights Are: Civil Rights, Human Rights, What They Are? It's An Artificial Debate. Because Everybody Has Rights. Everybody Has Rights - I Don't Care Who You Are, What You Do, Where You Come From, How You Were Born, What Your Race Or Creed Or Color Is. You Have Rights. Everybody's Got Rights.