1. If some of the people are oppressed, bullied, forced to commit crimes, or stand on the opposite side of society, we cannot have an orderly and healthy country.
2. The ultimate measure of a person is not the moment of comfort he has had, but the times of challenge and controversy he has been in.
3. Please tell yourselves, no matter what, never forget those poor people living at the bottom of society... If the United States does not save the poor with its wealth, it will eventually go to hell. If its vast resources and wealth are not used to eradicate poverty so that all God's people have food to eat and clothing to wear, America will go to hell.
4. As we prepare to defend our democracy from foreign attacks, we must also pay attention to giving all citizens more and more fairness and freedom at home.
5. A true leader does not seek the support and approval of everyone, but strives to promote consensus among all parties.
6. We must accept disappointment because it is limited, but we must not lose hope because it is infinite.
7. There is a big difference between non-resistance and non-violence. Of course I'm not telling you to be submissive... you have to stand up, hold your head high, and fight against an evil system with all your strength. You are not cowards. You must fight, recognizing that non-violent methods of struggle are both strategically and morally more beneficial.
8. I propose: A person who violates his conscience tells him that the law is unjust, and he is willing to accept the punishment of prison in order to arouse the conscience of society to realize that it is unjust. In fact, he behaves the highest respect for the law.
9. I have a dream. One day, my four children will live in a country where the quality of a person is not judged by his skin color but by his character. I have such a dream today.
10. Man is the end in himself, because man is the child of God. Man was not created for the country; on the contrary, the country should serve man.
11. If a large group of people are economically backward and impoverished, we cannot truly prosper.
12. The moment you are unwilling to stand up for justice, you are already dead. The moment you are unwilling to stand up for the truth, you are dead. The moment you are unwilling to stand up for justice, you are dead.
13. In the end, what we remember is not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
14. A great country must be a caring country. A person who does not care about the disadvantaged cannot become a great man, and a country who does not care about the poor cannot become a great country.
15. A person who has no position always believes in anything.
16. We have a mission to speak for the weak, to speak for the unknown, to speak for the victims of our country, to speak for those that this country calls its enemies, because nothing has been done by human hands. Documents can make them people not worthy of our cherishment!
17. A real change in values ??means that we must be loyal to all mankind around the world, rather than just focusing on our own country. Every country must develop a loyalty that transcends national boundaries so that all countries can show their best.
18. I have a dream that this nation will exalt and live up to the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these self-evident truths: that all men are created equal."
19. I have a dream. I dream that one day, on the Red Mountains of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit together and talk about brotherhood.
20. Good opportunities are of no use to laziness, but hard work can turn the most ordinary opportunities into good ones.
21. Justice does not respect national boundaries. Injustice and inequality anywhere are threats to fairness and justice elsewhere.
22. How long do we have to wait? Soon, because the trampled truth will see the light of day again. How long do we have to wait? Soon, because no lie lasts forever.
23. Whenever something happens, a coward will ask: "Is it safe to do this?" A person who is worried about gains and losses will ask: "Is it wise to do this?" A vain person will ask: " Is this popular?" But conscience will only ask: "Is this the right thing to do?" 24. In the end, what we will remember is not the words of our enemies, but the words of our friends. silence.
25. It is unsafe and unwise to do things without conscience.