We're Not Questioning The Legitimacy Of The

I Think [james Comey] Should Take A Hard Look At What He Has Done. And I Think It Would Not Be A Bad Thing For The American People If He Did Step Down.

I Believe It Is My Obligation To Tell The Story Of The Civil Rights Movement To The Next Generation.

To Question The Legitimacy Of The Next United States President, You Know, And You're Worried About A Tweet That Says, Hey, Why Don't You Get Back To Work Instead Of Questioning My Legitimacy? Too Bad.

We Live In A Country Where We're Supposed To Have Freedom Of The Press And Religious Freedom, But I Think To Some Degree, There's A Sense Of Fear In America Today, That If You Say The Wrong Thing, What Some People Will Consider What Is Wrong, If You Step Out Of Line, If You Dissent, Whether You Be An Entertainer, That Somehow And Some Way This Government Or The Forces To Be Will Come Down On You.

Maybe, Just Maybe, There Should Be A Graphic Novel Dealing With The Contribution Of The Women Of The Civil Rights Movement, To Tell Their Story. The Pain, The Hurt. They Raised Their Children. Some Were Working As Maids, But When They Left Those Kitchens, Those Homes, They Made It To The Mass Meetings. And They Put Their Bodies On The Lines, Also.