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Victory over Equality


"I have a dream" he said loud and clear "I have a dream" broke through the thick air many applauded in hope hope that one day all men and women be treated equally marches began the movement rose blood was shed tears were cried some, no longer alive the fight was tough Long but faltering there was none standing tall hope in their eyes courage in their hearts right conquered wrong the fight had ended triumph overcame them thanks to the battle for their rights the one that changed their lives forever
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