Video montage: MLK's dream: a possibility, or just a fantasy?
I have a dream is a speech that many people will recall as Martin Luther King's most famous, and powerful. The idea of children from all walks of life: black children, white children, Catholics and Protestants, people of all races coming together in unity has united many, many people into understanding the commonality of us all, and the gross injustice and absurdity of segregation and the political divide that values people by the color of their skin and not the content of their character. But it's said that the only way the human race will ever come together is not by recognizing our commonality, but by facing a common enemy. Is this true? Can we come together and live in harmony without having to face a common enemy? Or is the common enemy - fear and greed and hatred - within us all? The second clip is of comedian George Carlin talking about divide and rule, and how the upper classes keep us divided and working, paying all the taxes, and the poor there to scare us... This is...