and it's something that they've still got to fight for. hillary shelton is a national advise of a policy and governance at the civil rights organization in w i. c. k. he says the anniversary is a way to check what else needs to be done to fill the promise of the us constitution. the whole premise behind the marches, and quite frankly, the supervisor's movement at that time was one that was done with the ideas of non violence. very much in mind. the easiest way, of course, protecting the real liberty issues that are part of being a united states citizen. that is the right to vote. right to quality education, access to health care, being able to live, would you like to live and be free of the tolerance of those of simply did not like african americans. so very well, there was an awful lot of focus on being able to just secure that to, to, to write that every single americans actually guarantee buyer cost to do what you may have noticed at this year as well. i for those, we have the opportunity to see it that the discussions were about that all the voting rights i board and rice have been w

to the country, the awareness of the need for prop of civil rights, as well as i'll speak to hillary shelton who's joining us from washington. dc is a national advisor for policy and government at the civil rights organization, the in double a c, b. thank you so much, much mr. shelton for being with us on. i'll just hear the march on washington 6 years ago became a watershed moment. as we heard and the equal rights movement for black americans. can you just provide our international audience some historical context? first, there was widespread fear from, from the white establishment at the time that this was going to turn into a riot, but he didn't know absolutely, absolutely. right, of the whole purpose behind the marches, and quite frankly, the supervisor movement at that time was one that was done with the ideas of non violence. very much in mind. the easiest way of course, protecting the rios, liberty issues that are part of being a united states citizen. that is the right to vote. right to quality education, access to health care, being able to live what you'd like to live and be free o

shelton. in fact seduced seduced 12 years thirty-two. well man. it's a very dirty story, really hillarynton is very famous for her anti-women laws, but sergei is. let's go back a little to huma, abin and the islamic world. how important is the factor of having such a puppeteer or guide inside the administration, clinton is a very important point. look literally straight ahead a few words of backstory look and hillary clinton or hilary rotten when she goes to school, when she goes to school as a barely human, absolutely not attractive. she lives and speaks all her life, colossally bad eyesight. huge glasses terribly ugly teeth, she's just como complexes, nevertheless, she relies on the first handsome man, stuffed clinton and she did everything in order to either be forced , as the telbot somehow tells the gate, so that this wedding takes place in a formal marriage, when a will be elected by the youngest and youngest general arkansas state attorney will already have a special service and special guys around her husband who will solve these problems. it seems that she is leading someone, i