(upbeat music)

- My first major
experience was on

the March on Washington.

When I sat no less than 15 feet
from Dr. Martin Luther King.

(crowd clapping)

- And 100 years later, the
Negro still is not free.

- I was there when he uttered

the "I Have a Dream" speech.

- We can never be satisfied

as long as the Negro
is the fifth victim

of the unspeakable horrors
of police brutality.

- I loved being listened to

when I was saying very,
very important things

that I had never
thought of before.

To the Negro kids, to
the Puerto Rican kids,

to the Chinese kids, to every
nationality, listen to this.

Wear your nationality
like a flag.

Be proud of it.

Be proud you're Puerto Rican,

be proud you're Negro.
(crowd cheering)