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This is humira at work. it is june, 1963, you are a woman, presuming -- presumably working for a man. and the news of the day suggests your paycheck may start to look a little different than it did before. so you bring it up with your boss, maybe something like this. >> i don't know if you read in the paper, but they passed a law where women who do the same work as men will get paid the same thing. equal pay. >> what exactly is peggy from "madmen" referring to, the equal pay act of 1963. and although it sounds like something that achieves full equality, well, it hasn't quite lived up to expe...

Adam wolinski said what they miss is that jfk was moving to the left when he was assassinated. >> he's the guy who decides that he's made a fundamental error about the way that the united states should deal with the rest of the world. >> what evidence do we have of that? >> well, the first and most obvious evidence is in the american university speech. >> reporter: he delivered that commencement address in june, 1963. >> we all breathe the same air. we all cherish our children's futures. and we are all mortal. >> it was the first great fundamental spiritual turn away from the whole idea of the...

Then went to tulu college. sent to representatives to work on organizing the march. and then dory went to work at the other office. but that's -- i was an organizer for the march. that's why i was here. >> dory, the morning of the march you went and protested at the justice department. >> yes, sir. >> then you came over to the march. what was your reaction when you got here and saw the march? >> i was overwhelmed, reverend. i didn't think we would have mobilized that many people. that that many people had the same concerns i did coming from mississippi where we had been tear gassed in 1961, me...

>> it was very important because we grew up in hattiesburg, mississippi. got expelled for organizing a civil rights demonstration and then went to tulu college. sent to representatives to work on organizing the march. and then dory went to work at the other office. but that's -- i was an organizer for the march. that's why i was here. >> dory, the morning of the march you went and protested at the justice department. >> yes, sir. >> then you came over to the march. what was your reaction when you got here and saw the march? >> i was overwhelmed, reverend. i didn't think we would have mobilized...

>> and medgar evers widow, he died june 1963, on the eve that president kennedy had made the big civil rights address from the oval office. and i was sitting on the platform. for him to look at medgar evers widow and his dad's bible, it brought tears to my eyes because it was like the civil rights movement coming full circle. >> let's go to kris jansing on the parade route who is near, i believe, the vice president's vehicle. kris? >> it was absolutely amazing. people here went wild when vice president biden and jill biden got out of the car. they had just missed president obama, and i was in ...