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Long Live Your Legacy, Dr. King


To a dear and most courageous man, leader of Civil Rights in 1963, You're legacy lives on. I share your dream, and hope that we will rise up and live out the Creed put forth by the founders of this Nation. One day it'll realize that each human is an equal component of Creation, and because like you, I don't impose damnation, I await the day that we all stand to say, "Free at last, free at last, free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!" Because that, is our Celestial Destination. And until then and after then, long live your Legacy. Long Live Your Legacy Dr. King.
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