1. A United Future
Becoming ONE Is Who We Are

2. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Martin Luther King Jr. was a minister and activist
who led the U.S civil rights movement from the
1950’s until his 1968 assassination.
• In the 1950’s and 1960’s civil rights activists in the
United States used nonviolent protest, civil
disobedience and legal action to end segregation and
pursue equality for all Americans.
• Imagine life without prejudice.

3. A man with a true and pure vision
Was taken from us to soon

4. It’s amazing how people can get so excited about a rocket to the moon and not give a
damn about smog, oil leaks, the devastation of the environment with pesticides, hunger,
disease. When the poor share some of the power that the affluent now monopolize, we will
give a damn."
Cesar Estrada Chavez
Farm Workers’ Union Founder, Human Rights Activist : 1927-1993

5. THE AMERICAN DREAM IN THE 1960’S WAS OWING YOUR OWN
HOME. THE WHITE PICKET FENCE SURROUNDING THE SAFE
HAVEN FOR THE AMERICAN FAMILY, HUSBAND WIFE AND 2.5
CHILDREN. THE 1960’S WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE MATERIAL
WORLD.
Believing in the American Dream

6. The white picket fence house was hard to find here in
Oceanside, CA. but I found it. This dream is still alive.

7. Too much can be made of this purely
materialist or consumerist portrait of America
in 1960. Americans materialism, like so much
else in American culture, contained a core of
idealism. Many Americans saw, in their rush to
consume, a push toward a richer world, a
limitless world in which people would be free
to create themselves anew. Few realized how
explosive such a vision would become a
nation. (The Age of Great Dreams; America in
the 1960’s, by David Farber)

9. In the United States, freedom of religion is
a constitutionally guaranteed right provided
in the religion clauses of the First
Amendment. Freedom of religion is also
closely associated with separation of
church and state, a concept advocated by
Thomas Jefferson.[1]

10. Freedom of Religion
Statues of the Past still
in the Present
Modern Day Monk of San
Luis Mission

11. Choices of living alone or living with the one you LOVE

12. LOVE SEES NO COLOR OR SEX
Equal Rights Amendment. Equality of Rights under the law shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States or any state on account of sex or color.

13. At the end of the day this is one experience and natural
resource that has not changed since the beginning of time.