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2:14Now PlayingIt’s sixty years this week that the nation remembers one of the greatest moments in history, the March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom. That iconic speech, I Have a Dream, was delivered by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. in front of scores of mostly Negroes as they were called then by a largely racist White America.
Yusef Salaam, a member of the Exonerated Five and the Democratic nominee for a Harlem City Council seat reflected on the sacrifice of Dr. King and the similarities of yesterday and today.
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