We shall overcome

overcome someday

Oh, he in my heart, oh, I'll be in my heart,

Oh, why you believe we shall overcome from there. From day.

At this time I have the honor to present to you.

This is infants on Thrones.

The philosophies of men. This is infants on Thrones.

The philosophies of men mingled with humans.

We are the court. After your faith has let you down

Welcome back to Infants on Thrones and happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It's January 21st, pretty early in the morning, actually,

for me, so maybe you'll hear it in my voice. But I just had this thought, you know, like years ago, I don't

remember when the first time was. It was it was for school when I was at Indiana

University. I read the letters from or letter from Birmingham Jail which was really

really influential on me and played a role even in my faith crisis in the way that I approached

what I saw were injustices in the church and I chuckle at it to try you know thinking of comparing the injustices that I felt as a as a Mormon kid

Compared with what Martin Luther King Jr. was facing and trying to do to create more racial equality

in the United States.

It doesn't compare.

But at any rate, I found this very inspirational and I want to reread it and I want to share my thoughts with you about it

So let me give you some background here and basically I'm going to be summarizing from Wikipedia because I

don't know this off the top of my head. But there was this thing called the

Birmingham campaign that began in on April 3rd, 1963, and it was coordinated marches and sit-ins to

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