26 October 1967 / Philadelphia, PA
Blueprint.
“In your life’s blueprint must be a
commitment to the eternal principles
of beauty, love, and justice.
Don’t allow anybody to pull you
so low as to make you hate them.”
14 April 1967 / Stanford University
The Other America.
There is such wisdom in these 47 minutes —
ascending to the optimism of these 10 seconds:
“That will be the day when
the morning stars will sing together and
the sons of God will shout for joy.”
8 May 1967 / Atlanta, GA
After Civil Rights: Black Power.
“It seems to me that integration,
at its best, is the opportunity to
participate in the beauty of diversity.”
31 March 1968 / Washington, D.C.
The Last Sunday Sermon.
“Cowardice asks the question: is it
expedient? And then expedience comes
along and asks the question: is it politic?
Vanity asks the question: is it popular?
Conscience asks the question: is it right?”