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6 comments:
Thank you for posting this Nora. This is one of my favorite speeches. I didn't even think to look for this on youtube. When we lost him, we lost one of the great lights of our time, may his light shine on forever through the power of this great speech.
it gives me chills! i'm going to link this on my blog- thx for posting. (i'm a friend of 2square's)
Oh, yes.
Thanks Nora, I am a little teary eyed right now.
On Sunday at my church, a friend of mine shared amazing black & white photographs of the civil rights movement from a show he recently did in Atlanta. He took all of these photographs after MLK had been killed. The legacy and movement continued and we can never forget how it was then and how much further we need to go. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you so much. Shivers, tears and chills. The most amazing speech of my lifetime. Period. I cannot watch/listen to it without the same reaction every time: shivers, tears and chills.
Thank you.
Hopefully the MLK Jr memorial in DC will be built soon.
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