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amos brown. jackson, mississippi, got involved when i was 15 years old. let me say quickly to the young people. don't glorify the civil rights movement. only 3% of the black churches, according to a study that was done were involved. it was just a handful of ralph abernathys, so let us stop glorifying the civil rights movement. because many of those churches told us, don't come in here with that civil rights message. we are dealing with the gospel. that's reality check number one. number two, in 1901, the president of arkansas baptist college delivered the commencement address and said there's too much crime in our community. and you young men must not make the street corner your resting place. 1901. 1820, when j. mercer langston left virginia and went up to your state, madam chair, you know what was said? a black brother said, we came from virginia to ohio thinking this would be the promised land, but the only door that was opened to us was the prison door and the penitentiary door. as long as we got this white privileged mentality in this country, and w

amos brown. jackson, mississippi, got involved when i was 16 years old. let me say quickly, don't glorify the civil rights movement. only 3% of the black churches according to a study that was done were involved. it was just a handful of black advocates. let's stop glorifying the civil rights movement. most of the churches told us, don't come in here with the civil-rights stuff. that is number one. no. 2, in 1901, the president visited baptist college and said there was too much pride in our community 1901, 1820, when james mercer left virginia and went up to your state, madam chair. the know what he said? he said, we came from virginia to ohio, thinking this would be the promised land. but the only door that was open to us was the prison door. we have this white privilege mentality in this time. the struggle is on. i can only come and use what you got. energize the crowd that you have. work like hell. as long as you have people around you, they will for ever tried to be in control of us. that is why we cannot just deal with this issue. many of us have be