I wanted to pay my respects to him. I justy learned that he lived a very sad life. Divorced twice and had a hard time keeping a job because he was "a troublemaker". People didn't want to hire him. He was a janitor in a rest home when he died. How can such a great man, who did a great thing, like start the civil rights movement in Greensboro, which ultimately has affected everyone today, have had a sad life. I want to pay my respects to him and let him know he made a difference somewhere.
2007-02-06
03:11:49
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