Remembering the Drum Major for Justice

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Uploaded by on Apr 4, 2008

A Drum Major for Justice... A Drum Major for Peace... A Drum Major for Righteousness...

Remembering Dr. King, a man who lived and died for that one cause he believed in, that one cause he knew in his heart of hearts to be right as he fought for a better world. For him it wasn't about anything else but that promise that was bestowed upon this nation, that all men... that all people are created equal, and in that, in a motel in Memphis 40 years ago, his crumbled body laid on the floor, the ultimate sacrifice for that Promised Land he knew laid just over the horizon.

He understood of the fragile nature of freedom and liberty but he also understood that America was built on noble principles, amongst them that all men... all people... are created equal and that, amongst that, the rights endowed upon us by our Creator can not be given or taken by the powers of men but they are for each of us to live and die for. He understood that we had an incomplete understanding of what freedom meant, that our understanding, it evolved with the years, and he demanded we move forward together to a better world.

He would never see it but in that came the realization he wasn't just working for himself but for his children to grow up in a world different than he did, that all of our children might grow up in that world, and find peace in the limitless potential and possibility of this great and noble Republic, that we may all cash that check of of liberty signed so many generations before by our founders and carried forth as a torch of freedom unto a brighter tomorrow.

May he rest in Peace, free at last.

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  • wyattmcintyre thanks for uploading this video. Whats the name of the second song? I would appreciate any information you can give me. Thanks again and God Bless you.

  • @Jileek I believe the one you want to know is "We Shall Overcome", it was one of the big songs during the Civil Rights Movement, and is based on one of the old Gospel tunes. It has been covered by a lot of people, from Pete Seeger to Mahalia Jackson to Joan Baez and Bruce Springsteen. The version I used, if I remember right is the late 1960's version of Jackson's. Hope that helps. God bless

  • i love the song! what is the name?

  • Which one? I believe I used 3 different ones in the video

  • the first song what is the name?

  • Wade in the Water

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  • Be sure to check out the new song FULL JUSTICE now on Youtube. it depicts the life and struggles of MLK. Get ready to be inspired!! Watch now!!

  • His leader ship and strong moral core is needed right now.

  • That is what Toronto cops always do. They play of people's fears. They tell the common man, if you don't give me the money (money = power) to take care of this person (their personal enemy framed as a criminal or even a terrorist, they have no limits) or this summit, then we can't guarantee your security. They lie left right center. Make up false threats. Capitalize on our fears and steal the common man's money, to become more powerful against the common man in the end.

  • Brought me to tears.Thank you! We must not forget!

  • dam i remember! emhenry1251

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