Gov. Martin O'Malley speaks at 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.

please welcome governor Martin o'malley the work of justice is urging it is real and

it is neat let there be no comfort in our country for the bigotry of cold and different for there are still too many lives in America taken

from us by via it's still too many children in America go to bed hungry who go to school hungry still

too much apathy when the lives of people of color are too often valued less then the lives of

what and so the responsibility we consecrate today is not rude in this delta or memory it

guns out of the hands of violent offenders action that makes quality education in the opportunity of college a

reality for more families action to protect the dignity every child's home we

civil marriage equality action that strengthens our country with the hopes and dreams and

hard work of our newest generation of new American immigrants action that abolishes the death penalty and

improves public safety in every neighborhood regardless of income or color actions

that creates jobs and raises the minimum wage for every mom and dad that's willing to work hard and

play by the rules yes thanks to doctor king America's best days are

still ahead of us love remains the strongest power in our country forward

we shall walk hand in hand and in this great work we

are not all three thank you ladies and gentlemen Grammy nominated