Peace is Patriotic; Justice is Patriotic; Julian Bond, a patriot
Julian Bond, a patriot, was given the National Civil Rights Award by HRC in October of 2005.
Here's some links that may lead to Julian Bond's HRC speech -- over time the web pages have moved around:
Here's a link to a few good excerpts from the Award Ceremony and HRC 25th Anniversary celebration: [Article About the Award Link] ... Ok that link is broken ... However here's a link that works Julian Bond is an American for Marriage Equality -- although it's not specific to the speech.
Here's a link to a related interview -- "Our Fight Is Your Fight": [An Archive Interview Link] [Book Link]
Here's a link to Julian Bond's speech. The last time I checked it was broke; the web of life forever changes. Could be worse, at least you land on the HRC website: [Speech Link]
OK found the the speech on Youtube ...
I like Julian Bond's statement
"One lesson of the civil rights movement of yesterday – and the on-going civil rights movement of today – is that sometimes the simplest of ordinary acts – taking a seat on a bus or a lunch counter, registering to vote, applying for a marriage license – can have extraordinary ramifications. It can change our world, change the way we act and think."
parallels and amplifies Margaret Mead's quote:
"Never believe that a few caring people can't change the world. For, indeed, that's all who ever have."
Julian Bond inspires Unitarian Universalists (UU) everywhere.
Here's some links that may lead to Julian Bond's HRC speech -- over time the web pages have moved around:
Here's a link to a few good excerpts from the Award Ceremony and HRC 25th Anniversary celebration: [Article About the Award Link] ... Ok that link is broken ... However here's a link that works Julian Bond is an American for Marriage Equality -- although it's not specific to the speech.
Here's a link to a related interview -- "Our Fight Is Your Fight": [An Archive Interview Link] [Book Link]
Here's a link to Julian Bond's speech. The last time I checked it was broke; the web of life forever changes. Could be worse, at least you land on the HRC website: [Speech Link]
OK found the the speech on Youtube ...
I like Julian Bond's statement
"One lesson of the civil rights movement of yesterday – and the on-going civil rights movement of today – is that sometimes the simplest of ordinary acts – taking a seat on a bus or a lunch counter, registering to vote, applying for a marriage license – can have extraordinary ramifications. It can change our world, change the way we act and think."
parallels and amplifies Margaret Mead's quote:
"Never believe that a few caring people can't change the world. For, indeed, that's all who ever have."
Julian Bond inspires Unitarian Universalists (UU) everywhere.
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