"One of the best plays I've seen dealing
with my father's philosophy."
- Martin Luther King III

This play tells the story of four generations of an
American family of African descent as they were
affected by the Civil Rights movements of the 1950's
and 1960's. The authors blend an unbelievable
amount of factual information into the fast-moving
plot. With strong emotion and dramatic conflict,
the play shows how the philosophies of both
Dr. King and Malcolm X changed the family's life. The historical facts are presented frankly and fairly, emphasizing Dr. King's dream of a nation
without prejudice but also without violence. A
powerful play, it should enthrall audiences of all
races - and perhaps take another step toward
bringing peace and love to all Americans.
This drama is presented by special arrangement
with I.E. Clark, Inc. Schulenburg, TX.