Taking a look at around more than half a century later, a person can be troubled when trying to evaluate the effect of this speech. A clear line can’t be drawn on whether it made things completely change or merely scratched the surface. The fact that he died for wanting to be treated fairly crushes the spirit of any person who seeks to speak up for freedom. The reason being is because we still live in fear of being assassinated for wanting to define freedom as something that should benefit all of us. A glacier of ice is often known for being much larger under the water, than it appears above it. No person wants to be deceived with something that looks like hope. So many parents are at a loss for words and can only tell the youth to not fight for fear of losing them.
What should we say to our children when they start questioning the authority, which has been placed upon them so that they only succeed so far?
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