they discussed violence and that is where gandhi said it could be through that time as the american negro . >> one of the things i was thinking about is, what is dr. thurman matter today? please join us as we talk about howard thurman, his spirituality and his impact on all of us. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been talking to reverend blake about howard thurman. why does howard thurman matter? >> howard thurman believes in the search for common ground. he spent his whole lifetime, he said, for me to be me and you to be you. if i go down deep inside of myself, he believed that we were related. spiritually related. he was always on what he called the scent to find the same thing in you in terms of spirituality that i find it myself. it is important because, he through the church and other places, put together a model for people to come together, not to divide. he believed that when we are stripped to the literal substance of ourselves, we stand before god, neither male or female, black or white, but there is a whole and imminent cell that is developed. that is not negating our identit

americans. we are colored, we are negro, and now we're in the people of co. and so i just want to be referred to as a black american. i don't want to be called anything else, but a black american. and why can't that be? why do we have to have a different name every for 10 years they come up with a different name for us. and that too has to stop that goes along with this. they everybody said, oh, that a lot of the way people are upholstered. this organization still does it, so it can't be offensive if they're still doing well, that's why i'm trying to get a change because it is offensive and they do need to change. that's right. well, very, very best of luck to you. listen, you're on the right side of this. you are on the right side of history. thank you delia. the great 19th century civil rights here of frederick douglas, one said power can see nothing without a demand. it never did, and it never will end the end w c, p co founder, item b, wells one said, the way to right wrong is to turn the light of truth upon them. they were both. absolutely right. remember

americans . the enslavement of what was then the negro and annexation of the hispanic. we have a lot of terms to bear in terms of the original sin. as we seek to correct it today, it is funny that the wolf has put on sheep's clothing and has come to tell us that we are all wrong. one thing is for sure, we are not going back to the way it was. not ever, ever again. i will commend ms. wiley, the leadership conference with civil rights, in my decade as president of the naacp, i had an opportunity to work with many of your predecessors. i have seen this fight go on for a long, long time. i recognize you have had the least amount of time today because you are one person versus three others who have had an opportunity to be called on a number of times. mr. chairman, i will relinquish my remaining time to ms. wiley so that she may have some closing comments, questions, or suggestions for this committee. thank you very much. >> thank you, congressman mfume and for all your years of leadership and commitment to civil rights. i want to say, bring something into the room that is a

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