34 viewed his work as a must-win struggle for the soul and future of the Nation. He knew that efforts to promote far-reaching social change, in a peaceful, nonviolent manner, would require patience, determination, and - I Dream - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	34 viewed his work as a must-win struggle for the soul and future of the Nation. He knew that efforts to promote far-reaching social change, in a peaceful, nonviolent manner, would require patience, determination, and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-08-04 22:57:16 Open Document File Size: 104,58 KB Share Result on Facebook City Birmingham / / Company Commodity Credit Corporation / / Continent America / / Country United States / / Organization Congress / House of Representatives / office of Presidency / Administration of George Bush / While government / office of the Federal Register / Senate / / Person Doro / Thomas S. Foley / Norm Mineta / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Bob Dole / Boyden Gray / Martin Luther King / Justin Dart / Judi Chamberlin / Dan Quayle / Tony Coelho / George Bush / Tom McKeithan / Ginny Thornburgh / Evan Kemp / I. King / Pat Wright / God / Dick Thornburgh / Tom Harkin / / Position King / leader / President / minister / bishop / President of the United States of America / Speaker / / PublishedMedium Public Law / / SocialTag Martin Luther King, Jr. George H. W. Bush Civil Rights Act I Have a Dream United States Politics Community organizing

34 viewed his work as a must-win struggle for the soul and future of the Nation. He knew that efforts to promote far-reaching social change, in a peaceful, nonviolent manner, would require patience, determination, andAdd to Reading List