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January 1 5 ,1992...The Portland Observer...Page 19
"The dream is one o f equality o f opportunity, o f
privilege and property w idely distributed; a dream o f
a land w here men will not take necessities from the
m any to give luxuries to the few; a dream o f a land
w here men do not agree that the color o f a m an’s skin
determ ines the content o f his character; a dream o f a
place w here all our gifts and resources are held not
for us alone but as instrum ents o f service for the rest
o f hum anity; the dream o f a country w here every m an
w ill respect the dignity and w orth o f all hum an
personality, and men will dare to live together as
brothers . . . "
"This is no time for apathy or complacency.
This is a time fo r vigorous and positive action."
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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"Democracy means equal justice, equity in
every aspect of our society.
I think Martin
understood from the very beginning that this goal
could not be accomplished all at once. He knew
he could not take a people who were largely
uneducated and unrepresented and suddenly
transform them into political activists who could
immediately change the system.
A nd he also
knew that the basic problem in our society had to
do with economic injustice . . . Believe it or not, he
spoke these words to me when I first met him ."
M artin L uther K ing , J r .
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"I believe that unarmed truth
and unconditional love
will have the final say
in reality”
"In the spirit o f Dr. King, let us join in working to make
Portland a city o f opportunity and justice fo r all"
City Commissioner Dick Bogle
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