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I'm A Third World Person. I Grew Up In An Occupied Zone [greenville, South Carolina] And Had To Negotiate With The Superpower, Really The Colonial Power.

Black Men Of Integrity Cannot Make A Deal With A Politician And Leave Out The Poor Of The Nation, All God's Children.

When I First Went To Jail In 1960 With Seven Classmates Trying To Use Their Public Library Against The Backdrop Of My Father Being A Veteran Of World War Ii, Not Being Able To Use - Having To Sit Behind Nazi On American Military Bases, I Lost My Fear Of Jails And Death.

I Take My Role Seriously As A Pastor.

So Here We Are Today With A New Conversation. When University Of Georgia Plays Georgia Tech, It's Uniform Color Versus Skin Color. We Have - We've Overcome That Level Of Racial Fear.