By the summer of 1963, between my Freshman and Sophomore years, I was absorbed reading the life of Gandhi. As I was reading there was nothing about me that was radical. In another era I might simply have read it and internally cataloged it as history – like Tippecanoe and Tyler too – and put it aside. But as I began to hear the stories, and see the images, of Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, lunch counters, and the violence, segregation, and more, they demanded attention. FROM AN AMERICAN STORY
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