The Process Of Nonviolence Is One That

I Still Hear People Say That I Should Not Be Talking About The Rights Of Lesbian And Gay People And I Should Stick To The Issue Of Racial Justice. But I Hasten To Remind Them That Martin Luther King Jr. Said, 'injustice Anywhere Is A Threat To Justice Everywhere.' I Appeal To Everyone Who Believes In Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream To Make Room At The Table Of Brother- And Sisterhood For Lesbian And Gay People.

The Greatest Violence Is Seeing A Child Go To Bed Hungry.

We Have A Lot More Work To Do In Our Common Struggle Against Bigotry And Discrimination. I Say "common Struggle" Because I Believe Very Strongly That All Forms Of Bigotry And Discrimination Are Equally Wrong And Should Be Opposed By Right-thinking Americans Everywhere. Freedom From Discrimination Based On Sexual Orientation Is Surely A Fundamental Human Right In Any Great Democracy, As Much As Freedom From Racial, Religious, Gender, Or Ethnic Discrimination.

I Am Convinced That The Women Of The World, United Without Any Regard For National Or Racial Dimensions, Can Become A Most Powerful Force For International Peace And Brotherhood.

If Martin [luther King, Jr.]'s Philosophy Had Been Embraced And Lived Out In Iraq And Other Places, We Wouldn't Have Bin Ladens.