had another one in 1982, 1983. and ultimately the bill was signed by president reagan. >> for you, what do you want young people to know about dr. king, about what he was trying to get across? about his message? >> i think -- first of all, that he was for economic, social and civil justice for everyone. he spoke of finding solutions nonviolently, and he believed in a place of peace that had to exist between all people of this country. we can disagree without feeling that we have to spew words of bitterness, of hatred. i mean that doesn't represent a place of unity. >> even on this day, though, we're seeing signs of disunity, i guess you could say. we started off this program tonight with a story about an elected member of a colorado school board who also has a radio station, he's been reading a letter or writings of an alleged neo-nazi today against