I accept this honor for those who have sacrificed, whose death has opened our way.
And for the 20 million men and women Negro who was insulted by the dignity and humiliation of despair.
This is wrong.
- Corrie, this is wrong. - What is wrong?
This tie, this is wrong.
- It was not a tie, dear. It ascot. - Yes, but generally use the same way, right?
This is wrong.
One or did you not like?
- I do not like the shape. - It looks different and cheerful to me.
You know what I mean. We like living in luxury in the pigsty. Dressed like this while people are out there ...
This is wrong.
See it if my brother saw me later. They will laugh.
Let them laugh. Not bad going away for a few days, Martin.
Fun can go away, right?
Yes indeed.
Hear.
I'm going to become a priest in a remote place.
Father enter the village.
Leading a small church, teaching.
Maybe occasionally engaged in debate.
And I will pay all our bills. Especially mortgages for our homes.
Perfect.
You look handsome.
Through it all, Martin Luther King had his dream.
One of which we and people around the world feel.
The hero of justice, the Nobel Committee Oslo, Norway in 1964 gives Peace Prize.
I accept this honor for the people who sacrifice whose death has opened our way.
I accept this honor for more than 20 million American Negro who insulted his dignity.
Together, we believe that the shadow of supremacy had been destroyed. Truth to equality will bloom.
I promise you, there's nothing to fear. It's certainly fast, and the priest will sit next to you.
Yes, but the problem is, first trim the hair. Ditotok my hair every morning and I wash it every I showered.
My mom says I have to wear a swimming cap.
Listen, I asked my mother what she could do my hair like the hair Coretta Scott King during a demonstration in Washington.
- But Mom says his hair is too long. - I like her hair.
I heard she's not wearing hair curlers. Her hair is natural. But I've learned it. I know how to make it.
Look, he keritingkan the middle and then ...
Annie Lee Cooper?
Come, my time is not much.
You work for Mr. Dunn at the inn, right?
Ya.
I wonder what will be told in Dunn when one of the workers here looking for trouble.
I did not come looking for trouble. I'm here want to register election.
- This time is already filled it in correctly. - It would be true if I told you is true.
I would say the opening of the Act. You know how it sounds?
"We the people of the United States, ready to form associations and unions."
"Establish justice."
"To ensure peace in the country."
"To participate in the common defense."
- "Participating in the general welfare ... - How many judges town in Alabama?
67.
Mention!
REJECTED
Have not we done yet? Also unfinished about this? Will it end?
I do not know, Mr. President. Comprehensive plan has been carried out. This plan is already done six months ago.
Furious residents will ruin everything. We're thinking about it. Only need to repeat the plan.
No, he did not want a repetition. He wanted something that he could say:
"Listen, I tell you, I had a dream. And the dream will come true even if you do not like". That's what he wants.
All she had to do was to support us rather than vice versa. Just this once!
Mr President, there is Dr. King.
- Mr. President. - Dr. King.
Just so you know, my rank is higher, but it was almost the same as the Nobel and all the other award have you won.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Tn. White.
I tell you, there will be no difference. Really proud moment when I signed Law No. 64.
Proudest moments, I tell you.
Right of the people is a priority for the state. We are dealing with all of it or this country will incur a lot of problems in the country.
Now, because I can not convince you to work with my administration in an official capacity at the White House.
I feel fortunate to have someone statesman because you are already leading the movement.
And I want you to lead rather than another. Not militants like Malcolm X.
So I'll help you, just say how.
Well, Mr. President. I'm here want to talk specifically about the denial of rights of Americans against the Negro people. The right to go to the polls.
Good, technically ...
Technically, we've got that right, Mr. President. But we both know that Southern blacks restrained ...
And removed from the voting booth because of being bullied and intimidated, Mr. President.
Now, you ask how do I help him? We need the Federal Law guarantees the right to a free Negro.
And we want to remove the Federal Government's denial for 20 years for the rejection of illegally Negro who want to choose.
And we want their affirmation of that provision.
OK. It's okay, but most of the South people still have not been recorded.
Do not start a new war if it has not won the previous war. And you know what the next war?
Eradication of poverty.
Kunamakan "War on Poverty."
It is a matter of political priority.
I focus on poverty and I want you to help in this regard.
We can make a big change for all races. And I know it's important to you, right? Problems voting rights can wait.
- Issues that can not wait any longer, Mr. President. - Why?
Because there are thousands of cases of racist motivated murders in the South. Including four little girls.
- I know ... - And you know the astonishing fact that ...
None of the criminals who are killing us with this punishment as he pleases.
Yes, I know it must be resolved.
None were arrested because they are protected by the white officials handpicked by the white man.
And they rarely prosecuted because they were released also by a white judge.
All are white because we can not judge unless we should protest vote.
Good, Dr. King, you've given me something to think about. But the government's need to set aside temporarily.
Only temporarily, understood.
Yes, Mr. President, I understand.
We went to Selma.
ALABAMA
Speech to residents have prepared you, Doc?
We have to see first state, the Big Fellow. We're heading to a remote place.
God, you take us everywhere, Girl? There are still another 128 miles to get to the destination.
Hush, this is where we need. This is where the next battleground.
I can only imagine, this is a decent place to die.
"King arrived in Selma along Abernathy, Young, Orange and propagandist, Diane Nash at 10:12 am. Noted."
- Nn. Nash. - Tn. Bevel.
Doc, it's here, Selma. Many of which must be explained to the citizens here. And they are ready.
- Sister Boynton. - Mr. Orange.
Good afternoon.
Dr. King?
May I introduce myself?
Yes, of course.
It's okay, I'm okay.
This way, Dr. King.
White youth was dared to strike. This place is perfect.
What is the latest information about the FBI Martin Luther King? I heard she was attacked in Selma.
Info-ku said more simply. King is a politician moral harassers.
That you think, J. Edgar. Should I considered seriously.
But if it is true, which I know is he's a suck-up without violence.
And I wish he were still leading the movement for the rights of its people. Not a blood-thirsty militants.
All I have to know is what the next plans?
Mr President, you know we can cripple his power permanently and decisively.
I'm very aware of that, Mr. Director.
Well, if you prefer a different approach, we can talk with his wife.
We know there is tension in this government.
We can reduce the upheavals.
Mamfaatkan family.
"King returned to his home in Atlanta. Home C. King and his son at 1:24 pm. Noted."
Destiny is at hand. If the heartbeat stopped ...
Same person?
- When will you move? - We will come back to Selma at 5 am. There ideal place.
We plan to be there a few weeks. Many will be resolved.
I understand.
The road is good, it only took a few hours to get there.
Moreover, there was a good citizen.
Ya.
Unfortunately there are still bad guys.
Sherif town, Jim Clark was so friendly.
He said it would not give up without a fight.
And because we do not want to fight, then ...
I think that's where a good place to die.
I hope you takakan talk like that.
I am just kidding.
You're with your friends is okay to joke like that. But I do not joke like that.
You're right, I'm sorry.
These clothes will kukemas to your bag, I did not know you were leaving so early.
Halo?
Halie?
Martin.
I want to hear the song of praise.
Of course, Martin.
My Lord.
Hold my hand.
Lead the way.
Strengthen me.
I am tired.
I am weak.
"Telephone communication from the residence of the King in Atlanta to the Negro artist Mahalia Jackson at 9:07 pm Noted."
Through the storm.
Through the night.
Lord, lead me.
Toward the light.
- Sully. - Look at you.
Good morning, Doctor.
- smooth journey? - Current and long.
The good news, there disni Jean Richie. She is ready to welcome you.
Negro, that's what I mean.
Uncle Marty!
Here's our little girl!
Here, Richie, Jean!
- Much like his mother. - Go play.
- Hei! - Hei, Ralphy.
- Nice to meet you, dear. - Hey, come here.
- Gosh, this food is delicious! - Okay, I'm cooking grits.
How many members can join today?
Currently, Sister Jackson, you know we SCLC group, right? Southern Christian Leadership Conference? (SCLC)
Several top leaders have joined our SCLC. Because we'll be here longer than planned.
It Rev. CT Vivian. He who mengkoordinas all branches of SCLC.
Welcome, glad to meet you.
Reverend James Bevel.
- How are you, ma'am? - Well. thanks.
This James Orange. - He's huge. I'm afraid this will be enough food.
Let's find out. How?
There are 2 people named James.
- You can call me Jim, sister. - And you can call me Orange, ma'am.
- Or Big Fellow! - All right. No problem.
Mrs Jackson, I Hosea Williams.
Or Castro!
Well, long story. Corn porridge should be stirred. Do you mind?
- your food very quickly. Are not you on a diet? - Quickly contact Juanita. It was no phone!
Hey, do not tell him.
- Hello, Juanita? - Do not, Doc.
- Go to sleep, Doc. You okay? - Yes, Sir. Good night.
I wanted to let the students had arrived.
- Youth area? - Not.
- Anti-Violence Youth Group Committee (SNCC) - Apparently the youth of SNCC. That is good.
You are telling them to organize. Touched to the heart. Do not be surprised if they will loudly tomorrow.
Townspeople may be happy to see us. But SNCC? They feel we are in their territory.
They are young and energetic. Not bad.
Come to think.
Good night.
"Montgomery bus boycott. Segregation in Birmingham."
The Montgomery bus boycott.
Separation in Birmingham.
Now the elections in Selma.
One problem is resolved, another problem arises.
If you think so, everything would have been difficult.
But I do not think so. I think it takes our joint efforts.
And the effort was done for the sake of our lives.
Our life as a community. Our life as a nation. For the sake of our lives.
We certainly can.
We should be able!
We see children become victims of the cruelest crimes against humanity in their own Church!
They have been purified. They are saints in search of freedom.
And they "speak in silence" to us. They speak to us. To us, every race and faith.
That we must act.
They said that it was unacceptable. For more than 50% of the Negro in Selma ...
... but less than 2% Negro here you can choose and determine their own destiny as a human being.
They said that the leadership of whites use their power ...
... to forbid we come to the polls and make us unable to choose.
As long as I do not understand konstitusiku right to choose. I can not control my own life.
I can not determine my own destiny because it has been determined by the people who like to see me suffer than success.
They have to change before we say: "Not again!"
Not anymore!
Which means of protest! Which means the rally!
Which means disturbing the peace! Which means jail!
Which meant risk! And must be confirmed!
We can not be silent anymore. Let us voting!
It is true! No longer!
We're not asking, we are demanding. Let us choose!
"King and the SCLC promote Negro in Selma. An estimated 700 people at 6:22 pm. Noted."
- Dr. King, I'm Roy Reed of the New York Times. - Yes, hello, how are you?
Good, Sir. Thankyou for asking.
Dr. King, whether nonviolently if you provoke violence, sir?
We come here consciously wanted to protest. Conveyed to the reject us ...
That we will not leave again they used their power to dark things beyond their control.
We will go through all this darkness, Mr. Reed.
- SNCC want to join or not, gentlemen? - You want us to bring our members without reward.
We only ask for that kind of commitment.
With respect, of course we have taken care of voter registration in the city for two years.
You have not been so long, right?
Maybe not yet, Reverend. But we're still here.
What does it mean? This time, you will not be here next month!
It was crazy! Just as you leave Albany. Residents there are so depressing.
- Bak someone who left his father! - Our point, in Albany you all ...
You know what I think? Should we leave Selma. Now!
Leave it to them. We go back two years and see the extent to which they already!
- It's OK. - Stop!
Never mind.
I do not have time for this. You also do not have time for this.
John, James, the workings of our organization is straightforward.
We consult, then refuses to prove.
And this moment, our competitors even solve the problem by making mistakes.
We were in Albany for 9 months and we made a lot of mistakes.
But Sherif them, Laurie Pritchett, he never made a mistake.
Stay calm, catch us in a human way. Took us to the wagons. When arrested and expelled.
- There is no drama. - You mean, no camera.
Precisely.
I understand you young people want to serve the community in the long term.
Working to raise awareness of the black race. That's a good working basis. We greatly admire.
But the way we work is consulted, proved and rejected.
And the most important thing is to raise awareness of the white race.
And there are some consciousness of the white race emerged because wants to sit in the seat of government.
Currently, Johnson had other affairs and he will ignore us if he could.
The only way to stop it is to appear on the front page of a national newspaper every morning.
And on the TV news every night.
And it took a drama.
Then,
John, James.
Answer the question.
He said Sherif in this city is not as Laurie Pritchett in Albany.
He buggers nan fat stupid like Bull Connor in Birmingham.
Tell me. You know Selma, then you know Sheriff Jim Clark.
What is she like Laurie Pritchett? Or like Bull Connor?
He's like Bull Connor.
- Steady! - Good. That is good.
But the better.
Clark does not control the street like Connor in Birmingham. Clark is Sherif City.
He controls the Court Office in Selma.
By doing so we have safe access to the battle zone.
The contents of the building is the core of this problem. Election Participant Registration Office.
This problem is remarkable. In Albany, there was no such incidents.
Because the problem is separation. And it has often happened.
In Selma, we focus on one building. A fortress guarded by the fanatics, the Court of Selma.
The perfect stage.
You deliberately want to make a fuss! If you do not disperse, you will be arrested. I promise!
Sheriff Clark, we wanted to go to the registration office. It is our right by law.
You guys are too much. And you already know the rules! You must wait at the back!
No, Sheriff Clark, we will be in front and we will wait here. Separation diilegalkan in this country, sir.
Out, Negro.
- While I tried to kneel. - Come here. Kneel down, Grandpa.
Clear the way. Make way! Move!
Clear the way!
I say empty!
- We will sit down, but she could not sit up. - So he had to learn to sit.
- He would sit. - Sit, Damn!
Father!
I told you he could not sit down.
You know why, son?
- Jimmie, sit down! - No, ma'am. I can not stand anymore.
You got a problem, boy?
I can not stand! I told you ...
What are you doing, son? What do you want?
Catch the nigger woman! Kill the nigger bitch!
Let go of me!
We will not tolerate niggers propagandists who want to make a scene in this country.
Not as long as I'm governor.
Currently, I'm standing here for the sake of the fate of the Confederacy ...
For the purpose of life to remind the American people.
The purpose of a long forgotten by the progressive and liberal order referred to a changing world.
They want to make us like a bunch of dogs.
Instead of allowing every race to advance from the name of racial separation which is standard for the current generation.
Good morning, Mr. President.
Changes in the world is already upset the balance in the South.
Now, I promise to support Alabama while campaigning. And the citizens will choose me because of that promise. And I'll keep it.
Johnson would not budge.
I was tired, Ralphy.
Tired of all this.
There will be a return, Martin.
Yes, but what a reward, my friend?
We strive to be able to sit at any table.
How could a Negro could eat at the table if she did not have money to buy a burger?
Or worse, can not even ...
Can not read the menu because no Negro school is allowed. What's that?
Equality?
Amin.
And what's in our minds?
Equality in the Negro soul. Look at these people.
Beaten and abused for generations. Wants to demand more?
What about the men who fight and resist this? Look at Medgar.
Crushed to death by a man on a quiet street. Children and his wife is still at home.
Also George, Herbert Lee and Lamar Smith.
For that fight, to be killed.
And what about whom they lead?
What will we do, Ralphy?
We will do it slowly. As usual.
We woke up the course as much as possible. Stone by stone.
This prison may be tapped.
Maybe.
Gosh.
They will destroy me in order that the movement disbanded.
Certainly.
"Look at the birds in the sky."
"Do not sow nor reap nor gather into barns"
"But fed by your Father which is in heaven."
"Are you not much more than they were?"
"Who among you who because of fears can add a single hour to his life?"
- Matthew 6:27. - So true.
Ya, Pak.
- What? Look where? - I often hear them talk about his arrival this evening.
- Arrivals us? - I learned this from you. We never like this.
Negro can not talk about it, justifies any means. People get mad. They will be surprised.
He's on his way here, right? So we have to find out correctly and quickly.
He's not being here but he has come.
Damn.
You okay?
Wish I had time to prepare.
I want to just do it spontaneously.
But I would not feel comfortable doing it.
- I prefer to prepare yourself first. - Yes, I understand.
I admire you, really.
Sometimes I wish to give up.
You did your best, Ny. King.
I'll tell you what menuruku true.
It helped me when I hesitated.
- You want to hear? - Please, Ny. Boynton.
I know, we are the descendants of a powerful nation that gave the world civilization.
The survivors of slave ship in the vast ocean.
People who innovate and create and love despite the severe pressure and torture.
It flows in our blood. Pumping in our heart every time.
They have to prepare you. You're already prepared.
"In Selma, C.King meet militant Negro, Malcolm X. 3:46 pm. Noted."
Ny. King, not mean no disrespect. I came with great respect for your husband.
There was no army that supported me again. Now it was just me and the truth.
That fight for today.
You've been saying improper things in the past, Minister. So you must understand why there is "alarm" tonight.
Right, I understand.
Your husband and I never spoke directly about how to advance the black race.
And really, I bluntly criticized about non-violence.
But because we do not agree, Ny. King does not mean I have enemies.
What would you say to them, sir?
Much effort has been done and I want everything finished tonight.
Think of it, there will be a new way. But Sherif here, he did not know it.
So let me be an alternative for your husband.
Alternatives to scare them. They will come to the refugee Dr. King.
Allow me, Ny. King, representing the faction that would come if they did not have a suitable correspond Rev. request.
You know about the words we used, Coretta? He calls us "Pastor Negro is stupid."
Call me "Uncle Tom Modern Age".
Said on national TV that the white man has to pay me to drop Negro.
"The white people pay me?"
How can you stand by that?
This time was different, Martin. He did say that, but it was not aimed at you.
He was trying to help our movement.
Not that you need help. Only if you need it.
This movement, our movement has become a stabbing motion.
Our movement will change the law and life for our race.
But what he change? Are there any changes?
- You do not like you, you must be exhausted. - And you look like captivated by it.
I did not mean to, Corrie.
Coretta.
I did not mean it.
I'm exhausted, you're right.
Take a break. Rest this evening, Martin.
This is not what I want to hear.
How can Malcolm X sneak into my city and met with another man's wife,
And speaking at the Negro who is angry? How did it happen, Kol. Lingo?
- Governor ... - What ghost militants will be on our side?
You know what that means? Johnson will be restless.
King and X will act like a white cloth fluttering in the air.
- And the picture Negro persecuted in the streets will be useful. - Governor ...
Now I can not guard against Sheriff Clark bastard because it would look like to help King.
But someone must control the Jim Clark.
Election is coming, and black voters will immediately protested.
- There's no question it's clear? - Look, George, I'm telling you.
If the Lord Jesus and Elvis Presley down to earth and says:
"Jim, this time, we must treat the Negro well."
Jim Clark would have won the election and then jailed Negro.
- Oh my god. - Jim a good boy, he's my friend.
Jim Clark is not that bad. Now he will support the Negro.
So, if you're scared, you have to master Selma.
Hoover has movement night. Sudden movement. Some people who are not members of the King.
She says unofficial. Will be conducted after the King freed tomorrow night.
Will be one of the bloodshed in California.
So, King was out of town. Without witnesses, and takes place in the dark.
Find someone as an informant. We give a deep fear in the Negro's.
You retreat. Back off now. Get back!
Go you!
- Stop! Release him! - Mom, hurry! Mom, hurry!
We had to keep running, fast!
This way.
Is secure.
All will be okay, all right? Pretend to read the menu, okay?
It is okay.
Grandfather.
It's okay, Mom, would not be caught. Calm down.
No, let him go!
Release him! Not!
Not! Release him!
Stop!
Help me.
Jimmie.
Then?
Dr. King.
There would be no words that could comfort you, Mr. Lee. There would be no.
But I can say with certainty.
God was the first to cry.
- He was the first to cry for your son. - Yes, I believe it.
What is your daughter, Mrs. Jimmie Lee here, Mr. Lee?
No, he could not see this.
May I know how old are you, sir?
My age 82 years. Born 1883.
Yes, and Jimmie,
He was born in 1938. He is like a "soldier". I mean when she was alive, that means he's tough.
He says: "Grandpa, you're going to choose before you go." That is to say. He always says that.
He's a good kid. Always good. Always good.
Now Jimmie gone.
Please accept my condolences.
Who killed Jimmie Lee Jackson?
We know the culprit state police acting under the command of George Wallace had to hold up a gun and pull the trigger.
But how many fingers pull that trigger?
Who killed Jimmie Lee Jackson?
All law enforcement whites who uses his power to terrorize.
All politicians whites were inedible prejudice and hatred.
All white pastor who preached and remained silent except white church talk.
Who killed Jimmie Lee Jackson?
All Negro men and women who stood up in this war,
While their families are treated brutally humiliated and removed from this land!
When I heard President Kennedy was shot and killed,
And yesterday when I heard Malcolm X came to this church three weeks ago has been shot and killed,
I visited my wife Coretta and say things often say if one of our leaders have broken down.
"Our lives will never be fully alive when we got ready to die for our loved ones and for our confidence."
But today, Jimmie. We no longer live and you die, brother.
We will not waste your sacrifice, brother. We will not let it! We will finish what you're after!
We'll stop all this denial! We will select and expel these people!
Will we seize their power! We will win what you stand for!
We will return to Washington. We will ask perhatianPresiden.
And I'll tell that Jimmie was killed by persons who spend millions of dollars each day,
For sacrificed their lives for the independence of Vietnam but did not have the will and the moral courage to,
Defend American lives alone!
We will not allow this!
And if he does not act, then it is we who act! We do for those who have sacrificed.
They all, like Jimmie Lee Jackson. Who go too fast. Robbed by hatred!
I want to hear the news as evidence of the law may specify that we demand.
Let's finish it, but we had a problem before stacking.
We know Johnson could see a clear image, so let us paint the picture.
Any specific difficulties and humiliation we can protest in the context of the Act?
Doc, we must begin with the rejection of the Act which contain if Negro want to register,
If you come to the courthouse their names and addresses are not published in the paper.
Because it would make people want to come to address them, and we certainly knew it was racial.
I understand. But the poll should be our priority. Because only the poor Negro here.
And they have to pay each year. It's for those who do not legally registered. Then they can sign up.
What's that? Can money from?
Stop! Hear! The biggest problem is the number of voters.
- What is the main problem? - Wait a minute, let me finish. Because this is the main part.
If you Negro, you can only choose if the approved registered as voters.
Look for example, at the Lowndes County where no Negro registered and there should be enlisted to assure you.
What should you do?
You do not know anybody. Because none of the Negro is registered.
So how can you come pick? Protesting to the courthouse. Pay each year.
Your name is published in the newspaper. And the day you die.
- It is true. - We need a new plan!
I can not take him to Washington and entered the White House with a list of demands is empty. Wear tactics, Friend!
We must defeat these institutions with real tactics to destroy it.
What next? We will rally from Selma to Montgomery to protest and mobilize members.
Geez.
This plan, right? Provoking a small tragedy in Selma, and menghebohkannya.
A person was killed and there were protests in the capital! Selma toward Montgomery within 50 miles!
You've paraded them into the interior of Alabama. It would have been just the opening. It was too far and dangerous!
- So make a new law, sir. - This year could not be, I told you.
We need your involvement, Mr. President. We deserving as citizens of this country. People are being attacked.
Listen to me. You're an activist, I'm a politician. You got a problem when I have plenty.
Now you're demanding more and visit to protest, this is fine. That's your job.
But I'm sick and tired of the demands and your criticism about my performance.
If you need my support about this problem I need in return from you.
What do you want, Mr. President?
We may some threats are very disturbing.
Well, what's new?
- No, this is serious. Credible threat to detail. - This information is from the FBI, I guess. Big problem?
- As great as track the animals? - Annoying house and our hotel room.
Look for objects that do not exist, Lee? Everything felt very comfortable.
This of Lowndes County, Alabama. Between Selma and Montgomery.
Just so you know, if he would my members I took him from the front row.
Just for a while.
I can not, Lee.
- Meet me if it is half-way, Martin. - You can not, Mr. President.
- I can not or do not want? - I came here hoping to talk to you about the people.
People who died on the streets because of this. This is an emergency, sir.
Mr President, what were the results?
Can I help you?
Call the J. Edgar Hoover.
You cheater big fish. And diseases of all Negro.
Just like the lies, must be unmasked. You're finished.
Degrees and your appreciation can not save you. The American people will know who you are. Evil and cruel.
That is not me.
It was not me, Corrie.
I know.
I know you.
I'm used to hearing it.
Each hour worrying safety. Alarming mood.
This house.
Stay here.
Without any basis.
No time to think of the children. All because of this situation.
I'm used to this. From best to worst.
But unusual is death.
Seconds before death.
It was such a thick fog to me.
Sometimes I can not see life. Because of the fog of death continues to haunt it.
The man who threatened to stop the blood flowing in the heart of our children.
That's what they say during a call.
How they would kill my children.
Their deeds to you and how they do it. How long will I have to hear all this?
Cunning, silly madness and chaos that made serious.
If I ask you something, would you answer honestly?
Ya.
Good, because I'm not stupid.
Do you love me?
Yes, I love you, Coretta.
Do you love me more than anything else?
Not.
I had to postpone the show was great.
Why?
I should be at home for now.
"Records of the residence phone activation. 12:18 am. Noted."
Well. I understand.
But just info, the organization is fine.
Very good. A strong spirit. And the citizens are ready.
SNCC youths have already joined. We can start from Selma and you can join the second day.
I think a mistake to hold their emotions when they're peaking.
I understand but we have to run at full speed, this is not a trial.
We have to get to Montgomery. I warned Johnson that we are going to the capital. We must be up.
I'm sure we will get there.
And when we get to the final destination you will be a big speech in front of the door Wallace.
I do not know, Andy. Can be.
We will start with a strong and you end with a strong, too.
Okay, go ahead.
One of us had to walk in front. I'm not going back on Monday and see our leaders in jail.
- One of us goes ahead. - Acknowledged.
There would be no protest from Selma to Montgomery. There will be no traffic jams on Route 80 or in the way of other protocols.
Your lives can be dangerous. But we will be stronger if we stay together.
Do not fight back, these non-violent demonstrations. Nonviolence does not mean passive, even the strongest communication.
We should not have to go, John. It's not about us, it's not a matter of SNCC, this is just nonsense. It's not a matter of Selma King and SCLC.
This Alabama, they can not stay in Washington DC. They had no right to govern our lives.
This example if you deal with them. Perhaps it can be replicated, let us show you!
We do not need this.
We will immerse you into the river Alabama!
King was not even here. How can this about him?
Then why he's not here, man?
Do you realize that? First, he moved, now why he is not here? You want him here or not?
Honestly I do not care about him, he just hero.
Let us immerse into the river fishing and Alabama and we'll never see them again.
- James, you do not understand this matter. It is not a matter of SNCC. - Do not take me as a villain, John.
- Not! You're the one who did not understand. - Do not accuse me of ...
You're mad because they sent him.
We were here first and then they called him. I know, I understand it.
But we must support the people and citizens. Selma was the one who chose him. It is the people who determine.
And if they want to protest, then I will go.
All right, brother.
But you'll rallied as John Lewis, not as a member of SNCC.
Has been selected and and decided.
For this demonstration, you do alone with De Lawd and followers.
The short won.
All right.
All right, who can?
- That's you, Hosea. - You ready, young man? You ready?
Okay, let's do.
About 525 Negroes left the chapel Brown and walk 6 blocks to cross the Pettus Bridge and the Alabama River.
There were young and old, and they carry a variety of items, sleeping mats and supplies.
The police had been waiting 300 meters from the end of the bridge.
Behind the police there are dozens of leaders Sherif. 15 of them riding on horses. And there may be hundreds of spectators whites.
Can you swim?
The pool for the black race just a little.
- Andy, this Bayard. Are you there? - Yes.
See the CBS channel now, Andy. Do you have a TV there?
- There is. Now? - Now!
Please turn on his TV, sir.
We transferred the program to serve as the latest news from CBS News.
- Give them two minutes and hold it in place. - We're ready.
It is already against the law. 2 minutes of your time to disperse. Go home or go to your church.
This rally can not be extended.
2 minutes.
May I speak with the Mayor?
There's nothing to talk about anymore.
Major Cloud, may we talk to you?
The team, forward!
70 million people watched it.
10 or 20 Negroes in the front row fell to the ground and cried. Hands and feet stepped on.
Goods and bags scattered like grass being cleared.
They were still standing trying to go away.
A white entertainment for spectators who lined the south highway.
Police continue to encourage the use of physical strength and their staffs.
Suddenly there was a loud pop like gunshots and fog enveloped the police and Negroes.
But before the fog was covering it all for a few seconds can still be seen.
15 or 20 sticks still be seen through the fog. Hit the heads of the demonstrators.
The Negro thrashing for protection. And the white race even scream and cheer.
Of hospitals reported there are victims who suffered broken ribs, head, arms, and legs.
And the Negro leader John Lewis, although the skull fracture injury,
Still led protesters returned to the chapel despite being attacked by the officers.
He said: "I do not understand why President Johnson sent troops to Vietnam but did not send troops to Selma, Alabama,
Negro citizens who came to ask for his protection. "
- Gerry, come with us! - We need a gun, man!
- I can not walk! - Come, we know their armory, Gerry.
- Why do you need a gun? - There is a proverb, "An eye for an eye", Pastor.
- I'm sick of this! - Do you think, how many troops there?
The whole of their forces there. Whatcha got? Pistol 32, 38? Perhaps the old folding knife? What?
Myself alone is enough to kill, that's what I've got!
And how many of us would they kill in return? With rifles.
Automatic Colt Pistol them. Remington pistol, helicopters, their tanks!
We will not win that way. I'm not talking about the Bible. I'm not talking about the true God.
I'm talking about facts. Hard facts! You killed two people, they would kill 10 people.
We have to win in other ways.
We will go back to the bridge.
We will resolve this. We promise, NY. Amelia.
We did it again.
Dr. King! Can ask for an explanation, sir?
Dr. King. Good morning, Doctor. May I ask for clarification?
Good morning.
When the violence committed against the people of Selma,
When they were attacked with tear gas and baton like a war enemy,
There are no citizens of this country who feel guilty because it is we who are responsible for our fellow human beings.
I refer to God's creatures, and the good people everywhere. Whites, blacks, and vice versa.
If you believe in equality came to Selma. Join our fight against injustice and barbarity.
We need you fighting with us.
Judge Johnson, call Dr. King was broadcast nationwide.
We saw hundreds of people come from all over the country to attend the rally tomorrow.
Most of the whites, some scholars.
SCLC is awaiting a federal court order asking the state authorities not to obstruct the next rally.
You asked me to remove the mandate of the Governor without trial. But it will not happen without the correct procedure.
- Dr. King will lead the rally tomorrow, Judge. - I understand, but you will be served in court on Thursday, Mr. Gray.
While there would be no rally tomorrow. I will not violate protocol against Wallace.
"Thousands of people south towards the moral crusade."
SCLC has lodged an appeal against the order Wallace this morning.
- You want my advice, Mr. President? - Should I ask for it?
Let King invent rally to Montgomery. Selma had to do it over.
- Then you're back in control. - What control?
Another civil war? This is not about protest. Do you think he cares about demonstrations? He just wants to change the law.
Thousands of times Congress calling. Precautions bigger every day.
He pulled a liberal conscience of the white race through demonstrations. Especially when people are beaten in the streets.
- These photos will be widespread, Lee. - I understand, Mr. President.
- There must be a reason to act. - I will act now.
You tell Wallace and the little people there, I do not want to hear this matter again.
And told King to stop, understand? Wallace King stopped or stopping, or stop them both.
I'm here on the orders of the President to resolve this problem.
Work together.
In order for us to stop rallies and you, what your rewards? We ask for federal protection.
But as Assistant Attorney General is the highest federal officials in Selma so we got the answers themselves.
And that's not all.
I suggest you talk with Gub.Wallace and Sheriff Clark and stop the violence rather than persuade us not to strike.
Maybe we can make a deal.
What if I can assure you that the government will support in the next rally if tomorrow is canceled.
You know, he took a little time to resolve this issue. I believe this compromise could be approved.
Mr. Doar, thousands of people gathered here to fight for their dignity.
I do not want to challenge Judge Johnson, I do not want to oppose the President, I do not want any of that.
The President could stop this with the stroke of his pen, but he refused. Decision on the part of you, sir.
Not us.
- Nice to meet dengamu, Vicar. - Thank you for coming.
Hello, sister. Good to see you this afternoon.
- You're here. - You called and of course we came, my friend.
- You're not alone, my friend. - Welcome.
- Hi, what is your name? - Susan.
Hi, I'm Viola. Welcome to Selma.
- Yes, ma'am, I'm good. How are you? - Okay, thank you.
- What is your name and where are you from, sir? - My name is James Reeb. I'm from Boston.
Tell me, why do you want here, Mr. Reeb?
I heard the news of the attack on innocent people who want their rights.
And I can not just remain silent when Dr. King summoned the pastor, I can not.
The President does not want us rally today. The court, too. But we have to strike.
We must stand. We have to make a massive demonstration for the sake of our morals.
I'm glad we gather today. I thanked him for his support.
Because we will prevail in our quest. We will cross the finish line together.
"King led protests against Wallace command. Attended by scholars. 1-3 Caucasian, 9:35 am. Noted."
Because we are going to win.
All right.
Edmund Pettus Bridge
The team, let's go!
The rally yesterday, if one why do. We've been driving around for hours and can not be denied,
- That the decision of King and we must support. - This is one of the many instead of just once.
- So it must be the right decision for all. - Come on, Diane. I did not mean it.
Residents angry, Dr. King. They returned to the bridge because they were angry because of what happened that week.
- That was our chance. - And you throw it away.
They could have us surrounded. There was no food, no water, no help. We're not going to 10 miles.
You mean it's a trap?
I have no idea.
The trap was not there! Why did they open the way?
Because they are good, respectable white man with us, and we should take advantage of it.
Because they will not stay long here, will not want to!
- It was a decision Martin, has been decided. - He made the wrong decision!
- Keep your tongue, boy! - 2 days ago, you would not join at all.
And now you're angry because it did not go according to plan?
Tell me what happened? You should let us know, please.
I prefer people get angry and hit me, than there is bloodshed or death.
Corrie dear,
When I need you I can not reach you.
And I do it for my sake, for our sake.
Lately, I'm always thinking of you. And all the sacrifices for the sake of this struggle.
So much sacrifice.
So much to lose.
Who knows how much more to lose.
I prayed for strength and guidance on this trip.
I pray, I could maintain the trust that you gave me.
I feel the mist you mean, Corrie.
Only our families that can clear the mist.
With Love, Martin.
He betrayed our trust. He calls, we come, and he did not fulfill his promise.
Yes, but sometimes not that easy. Sometimes it takes instinct.
Like when preaching, and carried away. Without notes, without memorizing.
You're trapped in the atmosphere, that is. God guide you.
I know the feeling. It's rare, but I know it.
I think as was the case with Dr. King is currently on the bridge today. He knelt, prayed and can answer.
And she'd follow that answer. Therefore, I do not blame her. Unless he owes money to travel home on the bus.
- You know what I hate more than a nigger? - What is that?
- white Negro. - Look, we do not want any trouble, OK?
You are here adds to the problem.
While.
A person injured.
A priest from Boston. The white man.
Now you know what it means to be a Negro, mate.
Injured? How?
Died.
I need a phone!
Chicago, Detroit, Boston, I do not care. Whatever, there are 2,000 protesters in Harlem. It's good for you.
But when your man into the White House? To the White House! Rally.
They just sat, Martin. They sat in the main corridor, singing and shouting. I said nothing!
- I can not forbid people to express - You can! You can ban them.
No, you can. You can act. I'll be happy you contacted the widow of the Reverend Reeb, sir.
It was very good, and it's true. I hope the family of Jimmie Lee Jackson received the same decision of the President.
Do not throw your guilt on me. You're the one who decided to send people to the slaughter when we warned you.
We will not be silent while you wait 1 or 2 years makes this Act when there is time to spare.
It is now clear, we will continue to protest until you act, sir. And if the president does not protect our rights,
We will take action to court.
You know, being kuusahakan. Soon we will know the solution of this voting issue, but now there is!
This law is impossible is issued, you understand?
You all kinds, Martin, me too.
I only pastor of Atlanta, while you were president of the strongest country in the world that four months ago through disaster.
And you are the one who ruined your country heritage every day. No one will remember the Human Rights Act.
But they will remember the problems in Selma that you never even visited.
They will remember that you always refused. Unless you act, sir.
Good night.
I want to talk to you in private.
I know there is a problem with your group and I'm sorry for causing a rift between you.
It was painful, I know. And I'm very sorry it happened.
Yes, it hurts.
LBJ did not want to help, John.
Even if willing, our efforts will not succeed. And I can not jeopardize other people for the protest.
If you do not succeed, I will not. We need a voice, not a rally, you know that.
We must go beyond protest using the existing political forces.
This rally can not continue like this. I can not continue in this way.
When I worked with SNCC in the Freedom Rides,
Montgomery bus to the border town.
We were down, and out of nowhere, from every direction, they came.
There are male, female.
Children as well.
They all pretty much had makeshift weapons, anything goes.
Such as sticks, bricks, tire rims, pipes.
I remember a little girl Jessie clawed my face.
And her father beat with a stick an ax.
Jessie was unconscious. And they continued to beat him.
I passed out on the asphalt.
The next day, I found myself bandaged and sit in a church.
I could not help but I should be there.
You're supposed to talk.
And I have heard you.
And I'm sad, but you're standing there.
Do you remember that day?
I guess we are not the same memories.
What I told you then, John?
I would say now.
And I hope you hear me.
You said we would win. We will win because it deserves to win.
And you know what else you say?
You said: "Do not be afraid." "It's too far to go back."
I had a good feeling about this. We had a great case.
- We certainly can. - Right.
Ny. Cooper and Ny. Boynton is here. And they must be ready.
- It is very dependent on their speech, okay? - I understand, but ...
You come.
Yes, I'm coming.
I am happy.
In the case of SCLC against Alabama, I want to hear the testimony of the plaintiff, Mr. Gray.
Your Honor, there will be a testimony of the victims were beaten for the cause of liberty.
For the sake of their voting rights.
The fact of the matter, Majesty is the incident could not be discussed.
This minor problem can be a picture of the terrible events that happened to Selma.
Good, please proceed.
Tn. King, you go to the bridge was disobeyed a direct order from a judge.
You do not intend to comply with the judge and the governor, is not it?
Thousands of people came into Selma. Angry because they brutalize the previous action.
Ignored by city officials and the state of Alabama Selma.
I feel if the protest is not kupimpin, pent-up emotions and tensions will cause the situation got out of hand.
- Acts of violence on both sides. - I do not need a sermon and you lecture. I want answers.
Objection!
- Be careful, Lawyer. - It's trying hard, Judge.
Trying hard, Lawyer.
It seems that the basic principles of our Constitution concerning the right of assembly and demonstrations and protests,
Along the road in a peaceful way should commensurate with the magnitude of the error that protests and petitions.
In this case, a lot of mistakes.
Therefore, regarding the right to demonstrate as of 5 days from Selma to Montgomery has been approved.
- Yes! - Thankfully!
This court will not be resumed again. Case is closed. Thanks to the terperkara. Good afternoon.
"Preparation rally SCLC at Brown Chapel. The leader is present, pukul08: 24 am. Noted."
We do not want any mistakes, if you're sure about that.
Bayard said Harry could bring Nina Simone, Dick Gregory, Joan Baez, Peter Paul and Mary joined.
- Give me a break, but we do not have the money. - Harry will hire his own plane.
The President responded to blocking demonstrations must be stopped.
Unfortunately, all the plans have been postponed, while his case is being prosecuted.
- Governor, you say you want to talk. - Well, Mr. President, dissidents being intrusive Alabama.
And it's your responsibility to stop them.
They protested the voting rights and the way they are treated in your area.
So that's your problem, your responsibility and in pengawasanmu.
Mr President, I do not agree it. Attempts have been made. That's the way, and that's what people want.
George, why are you doing this? Your programs focused on the poor, but why you do not care about the Negro?
Because you can not satisfy them.
The first concerns the front seat of the bus. Then, take over the parking lot.
Then issue a public school, and then the election issue, then work, then giving out money without working.
George, you've seen the protesters stood in front of the White House to wake the whole night?
- Yes, Mr. President, I see them. - Then we'll both be out,
And announce that you have allowed black people to freely choose and this mess will be completed.
And I do not need to spend money again or against it. Why do not we just do it, George?
Why do not you let Negro choose? You know they have the right to choose, right?
Obviously, I know it. There are laws that govern them.
- Then why did not you let them choose? - I have no power to it. That's the power of the organizing committee.
Do not be coy about Alabama authorities.
I have no power over the organizing committee, Mr. President. They had rules.
Are you kidding, George Wallace? You dare to joke with the President of yours?
- Mr. President ... - We do not have to think about 1965.
We have to think about 1985 later. We even would have died that year.
In 1985, what memories do you want?
You want people to remember you often say "Wait" or "I can not" or "It's too hard"?
I do not perdulikan it, and you should too.
Well.
Woe to me if I let history remember me as a person like you.
I speak tonight for the dignity of man and the destiny of democracy.
Sometimes the history and fate can be met at the same time and place, such as the incident last week in Selma, Alabama.
There, people who have long suffered sue for peace denial of their rights as US citizens.
Not a new thing if the problem was heard in America.
The problem of equal rights is the American Negro problem.
Due to this problem many of them were brutally attacked.
There was no Negro problem, there is no longer a problem the south, there is the problem of America.
The law states that everyone is entitled to vote regardless of race or skin color.
To fix this denial of basic rights, on Wednesday, I will send a bill to Congress to eliminate illegal barriers.
The bill would remove the restriction on the vote in all elections. The federal, state and local.
And we certainly can.
We must win.
We can protect you pass Lowndes County. But only after the rally ended past Montgomery.
And you will pass the high buildings and others will be more difficult.
Please consider.
Driving during a demonstration last. And consider a speech in the capital.
If Wallace saw us when we arrived so there is no need anymore speech.
Can you arrange it?
I can not hide. We can not hide. You understand it.
I do not understand why this one is for you. Do not you want to protect yourself, Doctor?
Let try.
I know you want to see the sweet results of all this, is not it?
I want you to let us help.
I'm no different from the others. I want longevity and happiness.
But I'm not focused on desire alone.
I focused on God's will.
We have no reason to live, through many trials.
But today, the sun has been shining. And I would stand next to your loved ones who have worked so hard to fight.
I may not be with them on the day sunny days to come, but ...
But as long as there is no light on their faces, it was precious to me.
Thank you, John.
They say we will never succeed.
They say they will not stop us even if it's the latter they could do.
They say we do not deserve to be here.
But today, we stand as Americans.
We are already here, and we will not let anyone deter.
This rally will be one of the biggest demonstrations and progress,
Which ended in the capital of Alabama for the sake of important objectives.
We are not only fighting for the right to sit wherever we liked, and go to school wherever we want.
We are not just fighting for the right to vote.
But with our commitment to give birth to a new spirit, stronger than our strongest enemy.
And we closely embrace this new spirit, make it happen in earnest, as a reflection of the darkness.
Our society has mengkekang ourselves, from slavery to the reconstruction of the current turmoil that we strive for.
We know white people rule the world while offering false promises on the other poor white race as a cover.
And when a child is poor whites were starving and could not repeat their retention of the same false promises later.
A lie that whisper to them that regardless of their fate in the life ...
They could at least win in knowledge. Nature makes them superior to blacks.
But we already know the truth.
"Cager Lee. The first in her family to register and vote in the 84-year-old."
We know the truth, and we will reveal the truth for the sake of freedom.
"UN Ambassador Andrew Young so under President Carter, after serving three positions in Congress, then was elected mayor of Atlanta two periods."
We're not going to stop. We are going to protest for the sake of our rights. We are going to protest for the sake of demanding treatment as citizens.
"John Lewis so US Congressman for 28 years for the five districts in Georgia."
We will protest until the evil and darkness away from the light of truth.
No humans, no myths, no intruder who can stop this movement.
"George Wallace. 4x failed president. He is crippled by murders in 1972."
We forbid it. Because we know that it is the darkness that kill out the best in us.
"Jim Clark. Lose in the sheriff's election against blacks and never be sheriff again."
Do Jimmie Lee Jackson or James Reeb or four innocent little girls were killed even before they fought.
"Viola Liuzzo. Killed after speeches by local residents, Klansmen when carrying demonstrators back to Selma."
You may ask, when we'll be free of this darkness? I say to you today, my brothers.
"Correta Scott King. Establishing King Center and made a national holiday in honor of Dr. King. He never remarried."
Despite the pain, despite the tears. Our freedom will soon come to us.
Because "the truth of the missing will rise again." When will we be free? As soon as possible.
"5 months later, Lyndon Johnson signed the Act the right to vote in 1965 with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr."
Because what you sow so shall you reap.
"Martin Luther King Jr., led the human rights movement, the US for 13 years with the philosophy and peaceful protest to be killed in 1968 at the age of 39 years."
As soon as possible.
Because my eyes have seen the victory that comes from God. He ran to the cupboard where the grapes of wrath are stored.
He has unleashed lightning destiny of the terrible sword swing.
His truth resonates. Victory! Praise the Lord!
Victory! Thank God!
"His truth resonates."