is the black eagle but there is a difference between james esquire jr that holds for the black middle classes because it's not in the face of the black middle classes and their children but for the black poor and their children the new jim crow is just as in your face would stop and frisk as you know well dixon number of others and most of what the jail distance year or so ago to try to highlight stop and frisk where they've had over they've had millions of young brothers and sisters who are stopped and frisked only about four percent have any connection to any crime it's been all about seven hundred thousand every year that's in your face the it's the exponential explosion in the president just too complex is in your face sixty two percent of those precious brother the source of the vocals the disposer black and brown of their because of soft drug offenses white community thirteen within the white community take drugs thirteen percent of black you it takes drugs over fifty five percent of the convictions are black so the mass incarceration which is a class of course race and class an

is the black eagle but there is a difference between james esquire jr that holds for the black middle classes because it's not in the face of the black middle classes and the children but for the black poor and their children the new jim crow is just as in your face would stop and frisk as you know dixon number of others and most of what the jail just a year or so ago to try to highlight stop and frisk where they've had over they've had millions of young brothers and sisters who are stopped and frisked only about four percent have any connection to any crime it's been seven hundred thousand every year that's in your face the it's the exponential explosion in the president is too complex is in your face sixty two percent of those precious brother lives this is the roll call of the disposer black and brown of there because of soft drug offenses white community thirteen within the white community take drugs. with the black youth it takes drugs over fifty five percent of the convictions are black so the mass incarceration which is a class of course race and class and race being inexplicab

because jim crow had a son called james crow jr.'s esquire.e writes voting suppression laws and puts it in language that looks different but the results are the same. they come with laws that tell people to stand their ground. they come with laws to tell people to stop-and-frisk. but i come to tell you just like our mothers and fathers beat jim crow we will beat james crow jr. esquire. they call the generation of dr. king the messes generation and those out here now joshua. but if joshua does not fight the fight of moses they are not joshua. we saw dr. king and the dream cross the red sea of apartheid and segregation. but we have to cross the jordan of unequal economic path. we have to cross the jordan of continued discrimination and massive incarceration. we've got keep on fighting and we got vindicate and stand up and substantiate that the dream was not for one generation, the dream goes on until the dream is achieved. lastly we made it this far not because of what we had in our pocket but what we had in our hearts. not because of what we ow

. >> jim crow had a son called james crow jr. esquire. he writes voting suppression laws, and puts it in language that looks different but the results are the same. >> reporter: standing between three presidents on one side, and the king family on another, congressman john lewis, the last surviving speaker of the '63 march, challenged the nation, as dr. king did to make good on its promise. >> unemployment, poverty, and hunger, or the new struggle for voting rights. i say to each one of you today, we must never, ever give up. >> reporter: president obama and others pointed out the original march was about jobs and justice. noting the unemployment for blacks is almost twice the national average. >> more details now about the march. the sound system was sabotaged the night before. then lieutenant kennedy had them repair the sound still. this month president obama announced rusten will receive the medal of freedom post humorously. washington closed down liquor stores fearing the march would lead to violence. but it turns out there were no ar

. >> jim crow had a son called james crow jr. esquire. he writes voting suppression laws, and puts it in language that looks different but the results are the same. >> reporter: standing between three presidents on one side, and the king family on another, congressman john lewis, the last surviving speaker of the '63 march, challenged the nation, as dr. king did to make good on its promise. >> unemployment, poverty, and hunger, or the new struggle for voting rights. i say to each one of you today, we must never, ever give up. >> reporter: president obama and others pointed out the original march was about jobs and justice. noting the unemployment for blacks is almost twice the national average. >> more details now about the march. the sound system was sabotaged the night before. then lieutenant kennedy had them repair the sound still. this month president obama announced rusten will receive the medal of freedom post humorously. washington closed down liquor stores fearing the march would lead to violence. but it turns out there were no ar

but i come to say just like our mothers and fathers beat jim crowe, we will beat james crowe jr. esquirer. king the moses generation. joshua does not fight the fight for moses, they are not really joshuas. we saw dr. king and the dream cross the red sea of apart i'd -- apartheid and segregation. we have to cross the jordan of unequal economic paths. we have to cross the jordan of continued discrimination and mass incarceration. we have to keep on fighting, and we have to vind indicate and stand up and substantiate that the dream was not for one generation, the dream goes on until the dream is achieved. lastly, we made it this far. not because of what we had in our pockets, but what we had in our hearts. not because of what we owned, but because of who owned us. we thank a mighty god for giving us a martin luther king. we thank a mighty god that brought us a long way. he brought us from disgrace to amazing grace. he brought us from the butler to the president. he brought us from beula to oprah. we are going to keep on fighting until the dream is a reality. thank you, and god bless you. >>