Atlanta: Americans must be committed to the work of Martin Luther King Jr.
who has not been completed, giving work and justice and protecting “the holy rights to choose, right, from all the other rights”, said President Joe Biden Monday.
“It’s time for every selected official in America to explain where they stand,” Biden added.
“It’s time for every American to stand up.
Speak, hear.
Where did you stand up?” The main holiday event included a parade in several cities and the annual Martin Luther King service at the Baptist Church of Ebenezer civil rights killed in Atlanta, where US Senator Raphael Warnock was a senior pastor.
PEWS has been packaged by politicians in recent years, but given the pandemic, they offer previous recorded speeches.
Monday will be the 93rd anniversary of Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr.
who was only 39 years old when he was killed in 1968 while helping sanitation workers attack for better salaries and workplaces in Memphis, Tennessee.
The eldest son of the King criticized Biden and Congress as a whole on Monday for failing to continue the voting law, even when the Republican LED countries had made it more difficult to vote in response to former President Donald Trump.
“You succeed with infrastructure, which is a great thing – but we need you to use the same energy to ensure that all Americans have the same rights not burdened to choose,” said Martin Luther King III.
The Republican Senate remains united against the Democratic election bill.
Biden described their smell as part of “a true attack on our democracy, from the January 6 rebellion for the Republican anti-vote law attack in a number of countries”.
“This is no longer about who will choose.
It’s about who can count sounds.
And whether your voice counts at all.
It’s about two dangerous things: the oppression of voters and election subversion,” said Biden.
Sen.
The Scott team from South Carolina, the black Republic of the Senate, switched with a series of video-themed videos that he said would emphasize positive developments in civil rights.
Scott got rid of criticism about GOP’s actions and accused the Democrats to label his party members as racist.
“To compare or gather people who oppose their position as racist and traitors to the country not only insulting and annoying, it’s wrong,” Scott told Associated Press.
The king, who delivered a historic speech “I had a dream” while leading the 1963 parade in Washington and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, considered a race equality that could not be separated from reducing poverty and stopping the war.
His cover on protests without violence continues to affect activists who drive civil rights and social change.
US economy “never worked sufficiently for black Americans – or, really, for every American”, the treasury secretary Janet Yellen said in a speech delivered Monday, one of the many national leaders recognized the racial needs at Martin Luther King Day.
Yellen referred to a famous king’s speech in the comments he noted for the delivery in Rev.
Al Sharpton’s National Action Breakfast in Washington, noted the financial metaphor he used when describing the promises of equality of establishment.
The king said in the steps of the Lincoln Memorial that “America has default on this not promotion as far as the color principle”.
He called it “a bad check, the check that has returned to mark insufficient funds.
But we refuse to believe that the Bank of Hakim is bankrupt!” “This is a convincing rhetoric, but I also think Dr.
Knew is more than a metaphor.
He knows that the economic injustice is bound in a greater injustice fighting for.
From reconstruction, to this day, until now, until now the economy has never been Work enough for American black people – or, really, for Americans, “Yellen said.
He added that Biden administration had tried to ensure that there were no economic institutions that failed to work for colored skin.
Equity is built into the plan of rescue of America so that the color community will get pandemic assistance, and Treasury injects $ 9 billion into the financial institutions of community development and minority storage institutions traditionally served by the financial sector.
“There are still many needs to be done by Treasury Work to narrow the racial divide wealth,” he said.
Atlanta planned event also includes March trips, rallies and voter registration by the Georgia coalition for the agenda of the people and American youth services.