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We have made progress. But we still have far to go. Dr. King understood this, and was an optimist to the end.
When he told that crowd in Memphis that day that the world was messed up, it was only after acknowledging that if he could pick any time in human history to be alive, that is the time he would choose.
Not because we are perfect, but because we aspire to a more perfect union. Not because we have achieved true justice, but because it's a privilege to bear witness to history’s great arc.
Not because he was proud of leaders who were sitting down, but because he found hope in the masses who were rising up.
So today, let us celebrate Dr. King’s legacy as he celebrated his own life. Let us celebrate the progress we have made, while still acknowledging how far we have to go. And let us use this day to commit to ensuring that his dream will become our reality, in our time. #MLKDay
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