Let us not forget this man who's sole concern was about fairness. No matter what your color or background is, he believed that a man should be judged for what he is and not for the the color of his skin. I truly believe, that he believed that hard work and personal responsibility was the key to a man's success. And that you should work hard for what you want and not think that it should be given to you, just because of the color of your skin, or the past history of your race. We should look at each other as Americans, because that is what we are. We should not let politics or the politicians place us at opposite ends. We should work together and force them to work for our best interests. I think if he were still alive that would be one of his key priorities.
