Roving Camera 12/12/2013
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To be able to express joy is a gift you give to others. He expressed such joy when we got to see him when he was coming out of jail. It was fabulous to see that joy. — Sarah Wenig, Communications Strategist, Back Bay
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He overcame adversity and forgave. — Michael Josey, Campaign Worker, Dorchester
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He stood for hope. He stood for resilience. He brought hope for people when they were in the deepest despair. He taught people how to fight for equality. — Lisette Le, Field Coordinator, Dorchester
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For me and for the workers rights movement, particularly in the low-wage sector, he talked about fighting apartheid through nonviolence. It’s an inspiring concept. He showed that what people think is impossible is possible. — Edwin Argueta, Organizer, Everett
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The power of forgiveness. — Dennis Jackson, Entrepreneur, South End
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He considered a broad range of tactical responses to oppression, which is what endeared him to most of the world. He was a militant and he embraced socialist principles. — Alex Papali, Environmental Organizer, Jamaica Plain