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they traveled to study mahatma gandhi principle of nonviolence to apply to civil rights struggle herehome. hey learn from each other. the word for nonviolence in sanskrit, the same word means nonviolence and it means insistence on the truth. they knew would mean sacrifice and struggle for their family. for many across the country, the kings would insist on the truth that all men and women are created equal. dr. king was not only nonviolent in his action but nonviolent in his words. that was a source of great strength to him and coretta, and the movement. when the act was passed we never dreamed some of --some of you were born. we would never dream that on this 50th anniversary we would look out in the mall, and there would be a monument, a memorial to martin luther king as a neighbor to the lincoln emorial. and, referencing what lewis said, what would president lincoln think, that on that day, one that memorial was dedicated, it was dedicated by resident barack obama. all of this progress is made possible because of dr. king's insistence on the truth. that insistence on the truth stir