I remember that on December 22, 1919 approximately 250 “anarchists,” “communists,” and “labor agitators” were deported to Russia where several of them died. I remember the first day of the 70-year Red Scare. And finally on Veteran’s Day, I remember the Baptist minister who led and inspired major non-violent desegregation campaigns, including those in Montgomery and Birmingham. He won the Nobel peace prize. He was assassinated as he prepared to lead an Official Martin malcolm medgar king shirt demonstration in Memphis. I remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a veteran who died in the service of his country. Yes, these are battles – and yes let us remember.
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