17 January 2011

The dream is becoming reality


Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was, in the last analysis, a champion of the unity of the American people. His dream will be truly realized when no one cares any more what color the President -- or any other American -- is.

6 Comments:

Blogger Ranch Chimp said...

Hey Guy .... I didnt do a posting on King, but ... you hit that on the head, being a "champion of unity" ... and just imagine ... that was decade's ago, and so much of the country today is even divided ... so yeah ... he was quite a Dude! Imagine too how much he inspired without using even violence is remarkable. Thanx Guy

17 January, 2011 11:59  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

A great man, a great American.

17 January, 2011 12:12  
Blogger Leslie Parsley said...

I hope that day comes soon.

17 January, 2011 18:59  
Blogger BB-Idaho said...

There is a ways to go-
these days are
a lot like King's days...

18 January, 2011 08:53  
Blogger Robert the Skeptic said...

So far we have come.. so far yet to go.

18 January, 2011 10:19  
Blogger mommapolitico said...

Well-said, my friend. Well-said. Thanks for the simple, yet powerful post.

18 January, 2011 13:05  

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