be remiss if i did it acknowledge the 350,000 students from howard university. >> my name is brandon harris. today we are here not just to reclaim a dream but to realize a vision. over the last 47 years, undoubtedly advances have been made by it is a battle for justice and equality. we must remember that every shovel reaches a turning point. we confront a world on the brink of monumental change, a new administration, accelerated globalization, and a society still unsure of how to cope with the issue of race. if there is anything the king's speech does is that the only way to deal with race is honorably and it directly. we cannot allow the man made and social construct to strip us of our natural god-given humanity. 47 years later, in spite of our technological and intellectual progression, we have begun to socially regroup as wheat usher in a new era where the dream has been blocked -- dimmed by ms. education. the king's speech was in 1963. within the five years, he began the political and systematic implications of his dream through diplomatic -- through diplomatic reform. the war on povert

be remiss if i did it acknowledge the 350,000 students from howard university. >> my name is brandon harrisjust to reclaim a dream but to realize a vision. over the last 47 years, undoubtedly advances have been made by it is a battle for justice and equality. we must remember that every shovel reaches a turning point. we confront a world on the brink of monumental change, a new administration, accelerated globalization, and a society still unsure of how to cope with the issue of race. if there is anything the king's speech does is that the only way to deal with race is honorably and it directly. we cannot allow the man made and social construct to strip us of our natural god-given humanity. 47 years later, in spite of our technological and intellectual progression, we have begun to socially regroup as wheat usher in a new era where the dream has been blocked -- dimmed by ms. education. the king's speech was in 1963. within the five years, he began the political and systematic implications of his dream through diplomatic -- through diplomatic reform. the war on poverty is still yet unfinishe

sister jenkins, brandon harris, head of student government for howard university, and gregory floresthey represent how we will get the education and jobs bill to work. labor, use, and independence -- youth and independent. how many are you are ready to march? how many of you thank god for martin luther king? how many of you thank god -- if you so mad, you cannot do what i am asking, stay here. do not get out there on dr. king. this is not your march. you ain't that mad, you ain't done nothing till today, don't do it today. don't get a temporary fit now. they want to disgrace the state. we are not giving them this day. this is our day and we are not giving it away. listen to these three and we will live up. >> thank you, everybody for being here to represent a march on behalf of martin luther king jr. i represent stand up for democracy in d.c., otherwise known as free d.c. i welcome you to the last plantation, the last column, the nation's capital. as long as you have 600,000 people living in the nation's capital paying the highest federal taxes per person in the nation who do not hav