gandhi and his work are inseparable from barcelona is how life was spent within the city boundaries hestudied there lived there and what's more developed his unique form of architecture than. almost all his buildings out to be found within the catalan capital and can easily be visited in one afternoon. for the last two decades of his life guardian lived in this park the park well one of his masterpieces here he was able to put all his imagination into architecture for the first time. nature was his source of inspiration he wanted to penetrate her mysteries and capture her force and in a strength his viaducts of costly hewn stone with slanting supports could be the work of nature herself. pillars rising out of the earth and reaching up towards the roof like tree trunks with stone bark a clump of trees supporting a vault in place of bounds. originally this was to have been an exclusive residential area but that plan was dropped and the park was left as an open space where the people of pass alone could relax and enjoy the weird and wonderful interplay of nature and art conceived by gowdy

palace they have gone military says the attackers have been killed the a source came as president of gandhi was delivering an address to the nation to celebrate it. well one of the most important days in the muslim religious calendar . it was supposed to be a peaceful day of worship and prayer in kabul but the peace didn't last long. on tuesday morning militants fired a number of rockets towards the presidential palace as president ashraf ghani was delivering a speech to mock the muslim celebrations of eat. could do it figuratively if the insurgents think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again. this is a brave tough nation and we are always ready to defend our independence and islamic tradition yet. the rockets triggered an immediate and ferocious response by security forces a military helicopter targeted the house from where the rockets were fired sending plumes of smoke into the sky. sort of sober as a result of the mortar attacks only two police officers were slightly wounded and all the terrorists were killed in a clearing operation launched by afgh

the attacks mark yet another blow to gandhi's efforts to bring militants to the negotiating table and hold peace talks to end the country seventeen year war. now here are some of the other stories making news around the world. more than a million people have now taken refuge in relief camps after floods in the southern indian state of corral up to weeks of to wrench will raise submerge much of the state the rescue operation is starting to wind down with the death toll standing at more than four hundred. italy has allowed a ship carrying one hundred seventy seven migrants to dock in sicily but won't let anyone get off the migrants were rescued five days ago by the italian coast guard the interior minister but they are sort of any one's guarantees from other countries that other countries will take the migrants charities have called italy stands inhumane. software giant microsoft says it's forded attempts by kremlin backed hackers to launch cyber attacks on u.s. political groups backing group known as fancy bear reportedly targeted the websites of conservative american think tanks and t

announcing that it would be that would withdraw protection from the red cross so what has propelled gandhi to offer this ceasefire now. well actually you're right two months ago during the first the festival carney also you know offered an unconditional actually offer proposal to the taliban but this time it's conditional he says that you know he will give them the opportunity to embrace you and if they do agree and if they agree if they do. approve this proposal then you know for three months you'll just cease fire but the problem is that the kind of on a phone with them going back on your promises i mean last time you quite remember that only for three or four days they accepted that ben that then shortly after that we you know witness quite a lot of attacks in kabul and in north of afghanistan and loads of afghani afghan troops on afghan civilians have been killed two people are not really optimistic to be honest about. all five even though i mean we hear from international figures as well like today the nato secretary general olds who welcomed it and i've been speaking to other diploma

be it takes market to not have led to gandhi's efforts to bring militants to the negotiating table and hold peace talks to end the country seventeen year war. today will be the big test for venezuela's new currency would banks and shops set to reopen for business on monday president nicolas maduro declared a national holiday to roll out the sovereign bowl of our new bank notes with five fewer zeros it's part of the government's plan to curb soaring inflation economists however warned that the government's latest move could make things worse. a nervous wait people lining up in caracas to withdrawal of the new venezuelan bolivar i'm sure for how long the currency which now has five few is zeros will hold its value nearby long queues formed at this market the uncertainty driving these people to stock up on supplies. nothing is working we are waiting to see what the president says to see when you can stop paying by debit card but everything that has to do with cards well we just have to wait to get it out elsewhere streets were deserted as shops and banks closed during a national holiday c

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here you have a picture of him with gandhi and he learned this a very early.n graduate school they learned between fort martin did. in high school even that challenges your whole world view. gift understand something who is a believer in nonviolence a follower of jesus and gandhi has a different worldview and once you have that worldview everything that is violence is what you are trying to change. that means war and poverty. it means racism. those are all forms of violence. he spoke last night in memphis. you have to pronounce these things. you cannot beat number 45 playing his game. if have a different game. a better game. one that people can unite around. that's what king was so great about doing. he knew how to unite big masses of people. and killed those coalitions beyond any one group. before the march on washington 1963. the march on detroit where hundred 25,000 people showed up all led by union people. they more or less took over in downtown detroit. and what it's about in the book about the civil rights labor coalition. it's very powerful at this time

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roy has also criticised the man we're veered as the father of india mahatma gandhi her comments accusing him of discrimination because he accepted the caste system prompted outrage she was called hysterical loud and shrill terms often used to describe women who speak uncomfortable truths she says but she can live with that. or doesn't hold me. i mean you know what would really hurt me is if they said they loved me. aren't actually drawing a champion of politically sensitive causes he's never been afraid to speak her mind which humor and warmth she encourages all of us to approach india with a critical and open mind. from delhi through germany or the exhibition facing india showcases thought provoking work by a new generation of indian women artists. a billion at the center of conspiracy of. paper with images of india's sprawling capital delhi. face masks an essential accessory the city is blanketed with stifling small. performance piece and photo documentary breath by breath. of collected polluted air different locations across the city would have put a fly catcher. you know that out and

comes out tied to hate to win the gandhi been called it out of here with a big award and i got what it was all. good but meantime they got out and why do you never. know when he could be going anywhere if he being here ok it would be and he will know i was a woman but those are nagin a guy with a good diet how they think it's been fun to leak over the week i want to hear what . they're worth but this is the annual work placement in bangkok this is what they're going to have been out here all morning more examples so i think the fact that our. hospitals from all across thailand are here to recruit new doctors. for the graduates this is payback time the government has paid for their medical training and in return they must work for the stage for three years wherever they are needed. so he reckoned he has of might done by you are you a nation of infantile he can't kind of up in twenty what can not got any contract can match. and coming at you. and coming at me that's what the way. i learned and bought many songs i have that medicine tell you that. dr nitschke iran and dr cyril king at a b

forget mandela, move over gandhi. kim k. is the freedom fighter. w.t.f.al pardon anyway, and can it be used to forgive, like, anything? ( laughter ) hasan the record. this thing on? the founding padres knew the country would face critical moments when a well-time pardon it to insurgents, or rebels may restore the tranqilts of the commonwealth. so they gave the president the power to pardon. illiteration-- dank. the pardon lets the president absolve anyone of any federal crime. never happened. get out of jail free. it's like if trump was a superhero let's call him mawga. the presidential pardon would be one of his sick new superpowers, except instead of putting people in jail like a superhero, he'd be busting them out of jail. wait! what maga man the bad guy the whole time? now the president's power to let people off has sometimes come in handy, from george washington using it to stop the bootlegger insurrection, to my ban bear o. bringing 300 nonviolent drug offenders. ( applause ) but my fav presidential pardon definitely came from abe lincoln. you see,

well part of what's happening here a love of gandhi said gandhi said first they ignore you then they laugh at you then they fight you then we win right now to challenge the disadvantaged communities of big norte by the administration and so we have to find a way to inspire the uninspired which is why we are doing these demonstrations and to get out there and to make something happen because we have to redistribute the pain the anguish and the dormant hope so one of the ways that we want to create more leverage to our demands in terms of economic investment on the south and west sides justice for police murder victims you know black lead anti-violence programs and also a repurchasing of these fifty close schools that were costing taxpayers of million dollars a day to maintain close is that we're talking now my colleagues and i about shutting down or hear feel because if you will hear the people in the ghetto cry complain you will definitely hear the individuals the big money people that are flying in and out of chicago and so if that's what we have to do then that's what we're going t

mosque in the city's old quarter no casualties have yet been reported it tat comes two days after gandhi offered a temporary ceasefire with the taliban. and for more i'm joined now on the phone by to hear kai deering who is an independent journalist in kabul and we just like to ask you because you know we're seeing this news filtering in what are you hearing and seeing in the afghan capital well the kind of are killing you know the role comes this is celebrated the festival which is you know the basis for civil religious festival in afghanistan or is it was the world with the rockets actually what we hear is that the loans are located very close by really presented any was performing prayer as. he was delivering his speech because all of these days as a man you actually are how's the come. back for three months with a kind of on what we're hearing now is that this is a fight for the people. down the down one. but it's. actually one of the cows is very near going to prison for college and still a moving situation and the afghan police for their part they're saying that the rockets were fi

slater got evita's where gandhi said, put it back on. december to perform atain come together in december to perform at a in johannesburg come together in december to perform at a injohannesburg to celebrate the end of this special anniversary year. so far, beyonce, jay—z, chris martin and sarah williams have all signed up. in an interesting twist, most tickets are free but to get one you will need to prove that you are doing something to make the world a better place. still to come on the travel show... i will be meeting the woman who cooked for nelson mandela for over 20 years. am by saying it right? i can't say it! and we meet the man taking the foxtrot to the townships. it is because of the dancing, we are all human. we are all south africans. dancers are universal thing. it is open for everybody. the blinkers must be taken. so don't go away. when nelson mandela was released back in 1990, he pretty much went from prison to globetrotting —— globe trotting he wrote and elder statesman overnight. 0ne wrote and elder statesman overnight.

the attacks mark yet another blow to gandhi's efforts to bring militants to the negotiating table and hold peace talks to end the country seventeen year war. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. more than a million people have now taken refuge in relief camps after floods in the southern indian state of corolla two weeks of tarantula rain submerged much of the state of the rescue operation is starting to wind down with the death toll standing at more than four hundred. software giant microsoft says its forded attempts by kremlin backpack are so large cyber attacks on u.s. political groups the hacking group known as fancy bear reportedly targeted the websites of conservative american think tanks and the u.s. senate a criminal spokesman has rejected the allegations. czechs and slovaks have been marking fifty years since the soviet union sent in tanks to crush the priest bring the prague spring rather democratic reform movement hundred speight tribute to the victims of the crackdown in central prague the ceremony also saw angry protests against the prime ministe

and president gandhi has announced an election date for the presidential elections . next year security is on everyone's. but with elections looming. hundreds of women recall the names of the countryman compiling an electronic list of who decide afghanistan's next leader nine million people have registered to vote a quarter of the population but here that means nine million manually trees and this is the. name often that her son and father named there this very day then. next to. this house with seven hundred people working for two hundred dollars a month out of an old u.n. compound on the outskirts of kabul the registration forms are being flown all trucked here and a military a schools the nation's election chief wants afghans to feel they can trust the process despite logistical and security challenges. unfortunately they're in secure areas in afghanistan so we can't register people there those areas that are under the control of the government and that we have access to people should go there for registration the government assisted in putting our registration cen

does not fit the size i think the saudi leadership will continue to do whatever it wants to do to gandhi human rights and democracy to do the heavy development assault on critics of canadian prime minister justin trudeau have have charged that he has not been strong enough in the past of his criticism of saudi arabia and they say the fact that he is allowing arms deals to saudi arabia that were negotiated before his tenure to go through that that shouldn't happen and some have said that this criticism that has come up in the last few days is really just essentially a p.r. move to deflect criticism that he's been receiving because of the arms deal what do you say to all that is there merit to that. well canada like sweden and others can and even countries have declared the human rights and feminist agenda very much central to their foreign policy and they've been very proud of this the go around the world speaking about this policy and i think that has raised expectations particularly within human rights corners advocates. southern countries mostly that they expect a stronger stand from c

strikes in kabul off the rocket safad didn't need diplomatic district interrupted president gandhi's beat. the greek prime minister chooses a very symbolic location to officially announce the end of the biggest international bailout in history. how the weather is lousy five and dry across australia had some of the cold stuff of the day and frosty a positive for queensland and new south wales clear skies as you see so high pressure and shocks we have got a little bit of cloud of rain just rolling through the by that will make its way across southern parts so still a little bit of wet weather into the southeastern corner of western australia south australia could see some place in places if ryan is to go on through the next day or so that will edge its way over towards adelaide clouding over across that western side of victoria support for i will tell rather cloudy in the next day or two melbourne around seventeen degrees sixteen there full sydney and off of the cold and frosty start price been getting up to around twenty two degrees celsius but lousy dry for much of australia as we ca

secretary of state my pup a also welcomed the muslim eat a holiday season far announced by president gandhi earlier well the taliban has yet to respond although unofficial sources say the group is considering taking part in the truce. brazil is sending troops to its border with venezuela after hundreds of migrants were run out of town by locals dozens of brazilians attacked two makeshift counts improper i'ma for at least a thousand venezuelans have been living president say the violence began after several migrants robbed a local shop owner tens of thousands of venezuelans have fled into brazil in the past three years or less of their m.p.'s he is following the story from bogota colombia. clear that the situation seems to be getting out of control in many of these border crossings in colombia every deal and also now in ecuador as more and more of venezuelan migrants are out of necessity fleeing their country there flooding many of these towns a suspected boko haram attack has killed at least nineteen people in a room ot village in my degree in nigeria's north east arms fighters attacked the

challenge president musharraf gani and next year's election his resignation has been accepted by gandhi but he's rejected the resignations of the ministers of defense interior and head of the national directorate of security. francis is due to visit an ira shrine and hold mass in dublin the day after calling the sex abuse of children by members of the catholic church repugnant he met with eight abuse survivors from nineteen minutes on the first day of his trip to ireland the catholic church in ireland has been tainted by multiple scandals including sex abuse by priests. that really. was where he was talking to survivors of. it so he literally referred to. is trying. to clarify. their food. there's interior minister is under investigation after he refused to let one hundred fifty migrants and really leading to a ten day standoff they were allowed to disembark from the coast guard to albania arland and face catholic church agree to take them mateo selvi only had said they could only and to italy if other nations pledge to take them. that he'd be proud of the prosecutor wanted to interroga

four of afghanistan's top ministers have resigned from president musharraf's gandhi's government they include the ministers of defense interior the president's national security adviser and the top of the national directorate of security the resignations follow chooses rocket attacks on the presidential palace and assaults on villages near the city of gaza and by taliban fighters in recent days. palestinian leaders have accused the trumpet ministration of resorting to cheap blackmail over its decision to cut two hundred million dollars in aid for the occupied west bank and gaza strip the state department says the money will go towards high priority projects elsewhere in january the us slashed its contribution to the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees or after this latest funding cut the palestine liberation organization said palestinians would not be bullied into giving up their rights dave hartman is a former assistant administrator with the forward a department of the us government he says the move by the us will only empower hamas the united states has essentially ceded the polit

say twenty one people are still being held the taliban rejected a ceasefire offer from president gandhi on sunday. but afghanistan's experiencing a drought so severe that two million people may run out of food in the next six months more than eight hundred thousand people have left their villages in search of water in cities the u.n. fears that number may double shot of the police report some had problems in western afghanistan. at this mosque in rule herat province that main h.b.o. is the skin tells the toll of the harsh climate. and the encroaching three of the taliban now there is a new danger that's beyond the control agriculture the main livelihood is turning to dust. two thirds of afghanistan is facing a severe drought rain never arrived in the winter or the spring and now it's summer . we're suffering a lot because of this drought in that we had so many animals and we lost all of them and there's nothing left for us in these animals that are left we are feeding just once a day and what we're just trying to keep them alive. at fifty sario is the matriarch of her family the currenc

bazaar fund with it four of afghanistan's top ministers have resigned for president musharraf's gandhi's government thing to the ministers of defense interior the president's national security adviser and the head of the national directorate of security the resignations follow tuesday's rocket attacks on the presidential palace in recent days taliban fighters have also made on the soles of villages near the city of gaza the russian opposition leader alexei no volley has been arrested outside his home in moscow for calling for more protests against the government and a volley spokeswoman says he's being held at a local police station and that he suffered a hand injury during the arrest of ali is one of president vladimir putin's most vocal critics is being jailed repeatedly for organizing unauthorized volleys he's calling for more protests later this year against government plans to raise the retirement age. zimbabwe's main opposition leader has rejected a court decision which up holds the results of july's presidential election now since has challenged the outcome he says the vote was ri

in other words, and he cannot win and gandhi in jerry mcguire might have one instead of english patient maybe even this could get a statue. ♪ [laughter] greg: that is cinematic genius. tyrus, before you say that was me. [laughter] tyrus: no way, that dude was athletic. [crowd boos] greg: why do i deserve this? you are illegitimate actor and is this a necessary business move? tyrus: you know what, up until i have a biography that i'm doing that i could get a word for so i love the oscars. [laughter] one of these things were times of change. people have changed. there's so many awards it's not procedures anymore. the movies we see and enjoy and do the big numbers, harry met sally, and all that stuff and this will give marble in the big sci-fi movies to appease and bring those plans in. i don't think it will work. greg: what do you think, to veto? by the way, you look like a movie critic. >> it stinks. i hate award shows. why would i want to watch rich, famous people applaud each other quite mac. [applause] they already have the most popular ward called you made a lot of money. we don't ne

do things that are consistent with a low we are lawful people we honor the law their constitution gandhi's us their right to peaceful protest if we are not happy drawing terms and purposes this will and this right is going to be pursued we are going to suffer or unconstitutional tendencies we don't want violence we don't accept violence any person who is violent is not part of us but we know that is that would be if would plant people who are then must quote i ding as m.d.c. alliance is a way to justify it create done. on the opposition is a dunce way to try and justify their running away from it as you've made election we want to deal with this and it shall be dealt with in a proper manner there's a way of concluding i must say that we have had five fundamental challenges the first one being the issue of unverified votes being announced to members of the press and to the country it's very clear that the law already ques that all results of an election the very fight by the i didn't before that is i was i should out by sic you will know not listen. then i don't get not willing to cooperate

he's a great fan of gandhi.he has done a lot of work with the government and has published i think everything of gandhi' online. the work of ostrom, she is a noblest. she won a prize for her work on corporation. the question of cooperation and competition is an interesting one. there is a first approximation that says there are times i get jealous and racy people free writing i work i want to -- but you look on the world and realize we have monotonically increased their level of cooperation and interdependence for millennia to the point where we build skyscrapers and has space programs and do all sorts of other things. those are not done through coercion, right? it is like someone has to log everyone else to do it is done primarily out of a sense of cooperation. and the value of being part of something larger. and she tries to square the circle. how it is that you can solve things like the tragedy of the common without privatizing things. especially since i read a very good essay this morning actually about the

mike: what i like to say, gandhi had this statement, "be the change you want to see in the world."ur first job is to have our own house in order. ann is doing a lot of work, trying to help women help each other get ahead in silicon valley, but also enfranchise men in helping them as well. emily: what about everybody else? why is it taking them so long? mike: change takes longer than we would like. we all try to do the best we can to be part of the solution to that. it's hard for me to tell other people how they should do their job and run their business. i try as best i can to work with our team to do our job well, and then just try to be a positive force on the rest of it. emily: we talked a little bit about what's hot. what's not? what's overhyped? mike: it's funny. i don't quite look at it that way all the time. so, i think that spotting great startups is like spotting a bird in the galapagos islands that nobody has ever seen before. to me, venture capital is more like bird spotting than trend watching. so, people thought social networking was over when friendster and tribe were

to jail, some of the best political writing in history has been done in jail, look at lennon and gandhi wow. he was citing lennon as his potential prison author inspiration. >> he had come a long way from his early years in southern california. >> nixon stayed on as president for months, a scandal ridden few months, after he was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in watergate. you co-conspirator. michael cohen and paul manafort suggesting that those indictments of all those watergate related figures might have been an equivalent here. once the public knew that the grand jury had concluded that he was a coconspirator in this crime, what was the public reaction to that? how did that affect him over the remaining months that he remained in his presidency? >> the reaction was that once americans found that the grand jury that had indicted seven nixon aids, including his campaign manager, all these big aids, that they had also named nixon in secret as an unindicted coconspirator, that was a watershed in that presidency. nixon was oftentimes referred to from that moment on as the unindicte

gandhi spent a lararge part t os adult life in british prisons.thehe southern movement, it s a trail of blood and h horror, children killed in schools and beatings and brutatality said dy if y you were in the s south dug that time can you understand the slogan that said many atheists went to the south, none returned as atheists. because of the impact of the black wrapped his church. those struggles werere not t run simply buy votes. on the-- they are won streets. amy: that was 2000 when we were broadcasting from the republican convention in philadelphia. dave mc reynolds died friday at the age of 88. he had fallen days before in his home, apartment and the lower east side, and when he was found, he was rushed to the hospital. david mcreynolds wrote extensively throughout his life, including a collection of essays in 1970 titled, "we have been invaded by the 21st century." we have that paperback book here. for more, we're joined by david's longtime friends here in new york. ed hedemann, who was a close friend of david mcreynolds, and starting in th

the rest of the gandhi and nonviolence is split into thousand factions. some of who step over insects and some who fast all the time. we can have fests in the american civil rights movement because those indians haven't had barbecue. and we are not going to fast that much. beside we are a minority we have to invent our own form of nonviolence in the united states. the point is he said nonviolence is not an esoteric thing for vegetarians and guardians. nonviolence is the essence of democracy. because the democracy is about boats. every four years we have a festival of votes called in the -- called an election. while other countries like syria have a festival of bloodbath. votes are power. and that pentagon you go to the national college of the only one to take nonviolence seriously in my view from a theoretical point of view, they say histories trend says napoleon industrialize war, violence, military violence destroys more uncovers -- governs less. over the long run power grows against the grain of violence. if we had civil wars instead of elections in 20

frankly free speech cases are never people defending thomas jefferson and never people defending gandhi types, the people pushing envelope. to the extent he pushed that envelope, okay, it's irrelevant. the issue isn't john brennan, it is the plitization of security clearances and national security norms. >> let me put up one of the other arguments i've heard, mostly from conservative critics here, scott jennings, withone or friends points out, this is meant to muzzle free speech and stifle john brennan, it's not working because he's still out there talking and talking a lot. he's done interview after interview, written letter after letter since losing his security clearance. >> right, that's a red herring because the government expression of free speech isn't about whether somebody else will then talk about it later. that person or somebody else. the u.s. government could shut down all of the cable news networks and all of the newspapers in the country tomorrow and there would be new press outlets that would talk about that and claim that is wrong and give all of the people who did that

but after months resignation has been accepted by president gandhi but he's rejected the resignations of three other officials they are the ministers of defense interior and the head of the national director of security well let's get more on this now we're joined from a couple of by large even one gal he's a political analyst and writer very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so why do you think we're seeing these spate of resignations and afghanistan and how much does the national security advisers resignation which is the only one that has been accepted by president have to do with the. desire to run in next year's presidential election as is being reported. recently. the security situation inside afghanistan was. spatially. began in the province and i do you can the president. evil as i did was going to come game and really could use his own public criticism in a was under pressure due to. more high of the show security of show. resigned the first was a mr innis. who are resigned from his position and he worked for the last four years he was there and then criticism and deal w

secretary of state said washington is ready to facilitate direct talks this comes after president gandhi declared a conditional cease fire that is yet to respond and venezuela's neighbors have begun to crack down on the number of migrants crossing their borders brazil is sending troops to its border to hundreds of venezuelans were told by locals who set fire to their camps. now on monday going so well emerge from eight years of financial dependence on its partners now it will have to borrow exclusively from markets the government has balanced its budget and raised tax revenues to pay off its huge debt but the economy is far from stable as johnson reports. correct productions is a stall out among greek companies at the beginning of the crisis the bulk of its business disappeared as the advertising industry collapsed it cut its costs and found overseas clients and managed to keep all of its seventeen workers on payroll but even this innovative business cannot thrive as greece rejoins the world economy at the station is. absurd to call it the state is now. owes the fifty percent i mean i wi

gandhi said i have to take care of myself because if i don't take care of myself, i'm not going to be good for you. it's not selfishness. that's what we see performed everyday is narcissism. everything is about himself. but we can learn about an ethic of self-care, it's about protecting the very carrier, body, infrastructure and anatomy the must articulate the meaning of the dream. when martin luther king junior was murdered. 39 years old. when an assassin's bullet traveled with evil speed across a chasm of space and snipped his necktie, shattered his jaw and his fever on the ground traveling like bicycling. ralph abernathy came out of room 306 and the motel and too , extracted from a laundered shirt a cardboard into the mason jar and swept the blood into it saying this is the blood of the profit. shed for us. they opened up his body, he was 39 years old. they said he had the heart of a man 65 years old. the stress, tension, eating. all of that together. so self-care was a critical moment. jimmy baldwin down way too, but also his sensitivity to does are marginalized in others even as

i believe in a vision shared by gandhi and king and abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and multi-racial democracy, built on the premise that all people are created equal, and they're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. and i believe that a world governed by such principles is possible and that it can achieve more peace and more cooperation in pursuit of a common good. that's what i believe. and i believe we have no choice but to move forward, that those of us who believe in democracy and civil rights and a common humanity have a better story to tell. and i believe this not just based on sentiment, i believe it based on hard evidence. the fact that the world's most prosperous and successful societies, the ones with the highest living standards and the highest levels of satisfaction among their people, happen to be those which have most closely approximated the liberal, progressive ideal that we talk about and have nurtured the talents and contributions of all their citizens. the fact that autho

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