his associate, daniel levinson, probably had been a communist. the main demand of the march for jobs and freedom was a phrase that was resounding at the time but we don't remember it now, a marshal plan for the cities, which meant a massive federal investment in developing the depressed areas of america. which i don't think we heard in washington. >> there's also -- we'll get to it. the vietnam war in the late '60s, martin luther king was a very outspoken critic of that. he took his movement to chicago after -- after the voting rights act was signed. and i think revealed a little bit -- the country liked to believe at that point racism was a southern problem and that exposed it was a lot bigger and broader than that. >> and we also shouldn't act like king wasn't hated before he was killed. dr. king had issues within the african-american community. remember, this was the young baptist preacher who went to the national baptist convention conference. i believe it was 1960, and confronted black baptist ministers about not getting involved in a civil

final round of applause for this nice, informed foray into neuroscience and music with myself, daniel levinson, and the great guitarist and composer, alex degrassi. now, this meeting of in forum and the commonwealth club is adjourned. [applause]