Jami,
Unfortunately we are still a long way from his dream. There is still a lot of racism going on right under the surface of society still today. And it comes from all sides! But we refuse to talk or do anything about it but let it fester and get worse. We all do need to do our parts in making his dream a reality no matter what it takes. It has to start in our own back yard before we ever think that we can change the whole nation!

Cynthia, Covington, Ga.

The dream didn't die with King. Quite to the contrary, the dream is alive and well. It is used mainly by every minority group in this country except for the blacks. Just by insuating that the dream is dead further instil in our generation that things are just the way they are. I rufuse to believe this so instead of saying the dream is dead get up and do something to make sure it doesn't die.

When we get rid of people like the KKK's and others like them then we can say Dr. King's dream have come true.
When all people from all walks of live are treated the same not matter what then Dr. King's dream have come true.
When cities are clean and schools are not segregated and creme against only on the quilty not the innocent are convicted then Dr. King's dream have come true.
When childern are not tought to hate and judge others. Then Dr. King's dream have come true.
When religion isn't an issue but God's love is then Dr. King's dream have come true.
But most of all when all people can live in the same world without killing each other then Dr. King's dreams have come true.

Jami

The dream needs to be restored for everyone, regardless of race. As people we need to learn to respect and rejoice in our diversity – rather than use it as a divisive factor. We need to stop putting labels on people – African American, Hispanic, etc. and learn to see each other as Americans and as people. Rejoice in our differences – it is part of what makes this a great nation.

Annie Kate
Birmingham AL

Everyone needs to re-commit to MLK's DREAM.