deal. he opened doors for me. i was in the army most of the time that he was leading the crew said against racism. i was in vietnam when he gave the i have a dream speech. i was getting ready to go back to vietnam when he was killed in 1968. so what he did really was not just to help blacks to a better life in america. he held a mirror in front of all of america and said look, is this the country we want to be? is this the people wae want to be? we have to change. he led this second civil war, i like to call it much more peaceful civil war than the first one, but just as important to eliminate racism. his message of hope and reconciliation not just in america but became a worldwide message and still resonates. that's why this new memorial is important. >> you were a young infinery officer in vietnam on your first tour of duty when he gave the i have a dream speech 48 years ago. and he was also delivering toward the end of his life an anti-war, anti-vietnam war
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