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Today marks an important moment in the history of our country, city & for #Hoosiers – past & present. Fifty-one years ago, our city played host to a visionary leader, Robert F. Kennedy. At the same time, another visionary leader’s life was cut short, Martin Luther King Jr.pic.twitter.com/GyoukcIHh0
Both were remarkable men, who strived to lessen the divide within our country between our citizens. The legacy of Kennedy’s speech and the work of these two great men changed the course of history & it’s a living legacy that we must carry on.
As we gather here tonight to celebrate the 51st anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy’s speech at the very same place he addressed the public in times of turmoil & despair, I am proud this park received the national recognition it deserves.
The @POTUS signed into law a #bipartisan bill @RepAndreCarson & I introduced, designating the Landmark for Peace Memorial in this park as the Kennedy-King National Commemorative Site & establishes it as part of the newly created U.S. Civil Rights Network.pic.twitter.com/aIagtjq7n5
@INDprogressives
@INDems
Nothing about this is real: a right wing politician that has a 92% pro trump voting record has no business whatsoever having anything to do with the legacy of either RFK or MLK
https://youtu.be/_bDlET_gK68 via @YouTube
And your party makes a daily mockery of everything MLK stood for, fought for, and sadly died for... your party (with your personal tacit support) tramples voting rights of minorities, cruelly attacks immigrants by taking their children away, on and on ... shame on you!
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