Dr. Martin Luther King represents Peace and Freedom.
When honorable people take action and work together as civilized
citizens, good things happen. It is important to know how to
show respect to self and each other and to expect the same in return.
We should all celebrate. We, as a civilized
nation, have come a long way. Without changing
our system and respect for the rule of law which
is designed to protect the honorable, civilized,
law abiding citizen, we have changed the unjust laws
of the past. Dr. King's life was taken from him yet
his legacy continues on.
Because of Dr. King and his Dream, we have now
elected our first man of color to the Presidency of the
United States of America under the exact same rules
used to elect all previous white presidents. All
people are equal when they embrace our common
bond of being honorable, hard working, civilized,
law abiding citizens.
Dreams are nothing without action. Each of us
is an integral part of civilized society.
Skin color, religion, political party and the amount
of money one has or does not have, should have no
bearing on our character, self esteem, and trustworthiness.
We each give ourselves permission on how we will behave...
for good or for bad. It is called personal responsibility.
You can blame your actions on someone else, but that is not
the case. You make the final decision to take the actions
that you do. You do have power.
It is easy to hold yourself to a higher standard when
you know how and why. Good Manners are powerful!
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