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niece alveda king joins us now. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what does today mean to you? >> today is such an important day. i did not attend the march. my parents did. i was a teenager in the 1960s. i got married in 1969. so it's a very relevant time for me. i see what was happening then. i see what's happening now. and i tend to connect those dots. two points in the speech. let righteousness roll down like waters and justice like a mighty stream out of the book of amos. so we have got to have justice and righteousness together e talked about a checkmarked insufficient funds. he was talking about what we call the negro community in those days. now, that check has to be dealt with in every generation. every decade and on every platform. and so it has to be relevant in every decade. every generation. also, the bible says take care of home first and then save the world i believe if he were here today he would remind us to do all of that and repent for all of our sins. he talked about one blood. that's also in the bicycle acts 17:26 and one day there would be no black power n

. >> steve: you were talking to alveda king and she recalled how martin luther king had a prepared speech, but talked to about the i have a dream thing. >> ainsley: she said she heard him talking about this dream, she said, do that. he got to the podium and started talking about this and it flowed naturally because he had talked about it before. how sad that is a dream, not reality. that was a dream that my children will be judged on content of their character and not the color of their skin. we are all god's children and should be judged on our character, doing the right thing and not on the color of our skin. >> steve: such a powerful speech. so beautiful. 60 years later talking about what that man said. it did impact somebody profoundly, lieutenant governor winsome sears. her father came to the united states from jamaica. 17 days before the speech. when we talk to her last week, she had this observation. >> education is everything. it is what starts you out in life. when my dad came to america with $1.75, he came 17 days before martin luther king jr. gave his "i have a dream" speech. w