Transcription: I have felt all along that we are working and protesting under the aegis of the Constitution, and I feel that somewhere this conviction will be found unconstitutional. We will continue the protest in the same spirit of love and nonviolence and passive resistance. Now I might say that that is no bitterness on my part and certainly no bitterness on the part of the more than 40,000 Negro citizens of Montgomery. We feel that we are right and that we have a legitimate complaint, and also we feel that one of the great glories of America is the right to protest for rights.
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