Martin Luther King

[maggotdabbler]

Thank you for posting. I have loved this song sing I first heard it almost ten years ago. Such a powerful and simple message.

[nellie2581]

The" Dream"! Obama was supposed the realizer of the dream. This message is for everybody not just for "blacks"

[stallgie]

dude, this is the sickness brotha, yes, thank you for taking the time to do this, so much on youtube is complete bolluks. peace professer belnap!

[YTERSvsShockawenow]

We have this video featured on our channel. Thank you for posting this beautiful song in such a fitting matter.

[Xikboi]

Well, I think that...not too long ago is still today.

-And it's not so much just the Black Community...it's the White...the Hispanic, the Muslim, the Jewish, Korean...Asian...European.

This is America...the land of the free? Where they say it isn't...yet it's costed us more than the billions.

This is America...where Dr. King knew it as well as we all do deep down...

The dream was once a nightmare & sometimes nightmares traumatize.

Not to offend anyone...just opinion.

-Goddard

[bbelna]

I absolutely agree with you that racism is still alive today, and like you said, to many other races. Dr. King's movement was to get rid of petty voting laws that made it difficult for blacks to even vote, and to allow blacks to earn minimum wage. That was 40 years ago, and now we have a black man running for president. That's the change I reference in the video. Martin Luther King's work was not for nothing.

[blazin421]

@Xikboi Find me a country that wasn't build on someones nightmares. They don't exist.

[tanny94]

really awesome!

[bcarkley]

Mad cool.

[nowfilmfestival]

excellent compelation of photos...bbelna