Whether We Like To Admit

Whether We Like To Admit It Or Not, As Artists, We Do Project Our Own Worldview On To What We Do.

I Think The Notion That We Are Different Just Because Of Skin Color, And That We Should Be Kept Apart Or Kept From Interbreeding, Is Very Hurtful.

Dr. Martin Luther King Was Never A Man To Say 'i've Got This' As The Leader Of The Movement. He Wasn't Always Sure That His Decisions Were Correct, Because He Knew Every Decision He Made Was Putting Lives At Risk, Including His And His Family's Lives.

I Consider Myself A Human Being, A Christian, A Father, A Husband, So Many Things, Before Being A Black Person.

I Think What A Lot Of People Don't Realize Is How Much Being The Leader Of This Movement Weighed Upon Him. After All, He [dr. Martin Luter King] Was Only 39 Years-old When He Was Assassinated, And Only 36 During The Selma Campaign. He Always Seemed Older Than He Actually Was, And I Believe Part Of That Had To Do With Just How Much Life He Had To Live In Order To Lead This Movement.