We have come here today ... black, white, young, old -- people from all walks of life -- to say to the world that we love the life and we revere the life of Martin Luther King Jr. And we thank God that he passed this way.

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He demonstrated that nonviolence is a way to effect change, ... He lived under constant threat of harassment ... and he paid the ultimate price -- death -- so that we may have life and have it more abundantly.

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The nation cannot navigate with an impaired sense of hearing.

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Those who persist in accusing the school of criminal and evil conduct are turning their backs on the facts.

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I believe that the death tax is politically misguided, morally unjustifiable and downright un-American.

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