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Julian Bond speech on justice, equality and peace

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Julian Bond
Civil rights activist Julian Bond.
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Remembering Julian Bond, who spent his entire adult life working for equality and justice. His voice and message live on during this hour with a talk he gave in Minnesota in 2008. The civil rights leader reflects on the movements of the 1960s, saying the era's greatest legacy was a questioning of authority and a repudiation of the status quo. He gave the Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture at St. John's University and the College of St. Benedict on October 29, 2008.