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53 years ago on this day, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech envisioning racial harmony. In D.C. during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, he called on people to judge each other by the “content of their character.” 250,000 attended the rally and watched him on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. With a single phrase, King propelled forward the Civil Rights movement that was fighting for equality in a nation that tolerated hatred.

WATCH this famous portion of the speech... (1963)

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Go for it...

Poor baby. Wonder how many homeless he could house there?

Amen to that...

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Hey colon kamperdick you could only wish you were half the man and patriot that this man is. Try being more like Pat Tillman. The flag and being a US citizen has nothing to do with race.

More OUCH. Have no Mercy for this guy who shows he is an IDIOT.

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Sound Advice...

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The True Answer To Our Problems...