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exclusively there. we heard it yesterday, in fact calling often on old testament text, on the hebrew texts that are shared in these faiths. tell me what faith can do right now that would be not divisive but instead uniting in building social movement. >> one of the things we can do melissa, is to tell the story. this story continues, the call to interreligious, interfaith relationship in the movement is happening right now. my friend stash cutler pulled together a coalition of jews and christians and muslims and unitarians to gather together in washington, d.c. we went to the congress building and we did a die-in right in the middle of that many roo. as we lay on the cold floor in that cafeteria with our bodies intertwined, our legs ld in fact prayed. our legs had sung songs. we need to continue that this movement is interreligious intergenerational and it is
it was -- it was the place that nurtured martin luther king jr., that nurtured the dream. if i did not allow and take this time to open that home to this nation for future generations to see where we've come from and where we've got to go that is the quest i now have of the jackson home. >> i want to also bring in friend and colleague, dorian warren, who is back in new york. bring you all in on this conversation. >> melissa, thanks. i want to bring back in fordham professor christina greer. christina, i want to ask you, as we look ahead to the thousands who will march today across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, talk to us about the importance of historical continuity. this is of course an annual march, but it's the 50th anniversary and it obviously is getting a lot of attention. why continue to do this march every year? >> well i think it's because for many black people across