bush with a hero, a woman named diane nash. have people heard of diane nash? diane nash was a great hero of the civil rights movement. at the age of 18 or 19 she was the one who orchestrated the marriage in selma. -- the march in selma 50 years ago. and on the commemoration of the march of selma she was being honored of those many the front row of those who were going to commemorate that experience. at the last minute she said this, she refused to marriage -- march and he said, "i refuse to march because george bush marched. he was in the front row with her. i think the selma movement was about violence and peace, and democracy and george bush stands for the opposite for violence and war and a stolen election and his administration had people tortured. so i thought this was not an appropriate event for him." she was right. it was not an appropriate event for him. this is not an appropriate event for him either. i would think an appropriate event is to be on trail in the -- to be on trial in the hague for war crimes. [applause] -- and when we look at war crimes

bush with a hero, a woman named diane nash. have people heard of diane nash? diane nash was a great hero of the civil rights movement. at the age of 18 or 19 she was the one who orchestrated the marriage in selma. and on the commemoration of the march of selma she was being honored of those many the front row of those who were going to commemorate that experience. at the last minute she said this she refused to marriage and he said "i refuse to march because george bush marched. he was in the front row with her. i think the selma movement was about violence and peace, and democracy and george bush stands for the opposite for violence and war and stonal election and his administration had people tortured. so i thought this was not an appropriate event for him." . she was right. it was not an appropriate event for him. this is not an appropriate event for him either. i would think an appropriate event is to be on trail in the hague for war crimes. [applause] -- and when we look at war crimes it's important that we interrogate it more thoroughly than we sometimes

one of my favorite stories is you bringing up diane nash. the idea of you saying to her twitter is the move pt. what do you mean when you say that to diane nash? >> she's great. she said to the movement, you have to do it your way. she never would have taken those risks with the freedom rides. we can just come together differently. so we can spread a message quicker than they could back then. that's what we talk about when we say twitter is a movement. at the heart of revolution is a well told story. for the first time as people of color we can own the way we tell the story. >> for some people the idea of being a movement organizer what does it mean? you were working a job that was an identifiable job that people -- oh you're in the schools. you're a school administrator, a teacher. they are good jobs. >> i got in a car, drove to stlusst. louis. put on facebook i was going. i will never forget getting teargassed. this is not what i thought america was. when i made the decision to quit on oh march 6 it was a thing like all this cool work find

. >> diane nash was a great hero of the civil rights movement. she orchestrated the march in selma 50 years ago. last week at the commemoration of the march on selma she was being honored in the front row of those who were going to march to commemorate that extrao

. >> diane nash was a great hero of the civil rights movement. she orchestrated the march in selma 50 years ago. last week at the commemoration of the march on selma she was being honored in the front row of those who were going to march to commemorate that extraordinary experience. at the last minute, she said this, she refused to march. she said, i refuse to march because george bush marched. he was in the front row with her. i think the selma movement was about nonviolence and peace and democracy and george bush stands for just the opposite for violence and war and stolen elections and his administration had people tortured. i thought that this was not an appropriate event for him. i think she was right. it was not an appropriate event for him. it's actually it's a good thing he's not here today. this is not an appropriate event for him here either. the only public events that is appropriate today for george bush and the others of his administration is to be on trial in the hague for war crimes. >> perhaps most importantly al qaeda and iraq ha

bush with a quote from someone who is always been a great error when of mine, a woman named diane nash. have people heard of diane --? she was a great hero of the civil rights movement. --have people heard of diana nae nash? she was the one who really orchestrated the march on selma 50 years ago. she was being honored in the front row of those who were going to march to commemorate that extraordinary experience at the last minute she said this, she refused to march, and she said " i refuse to march because george bush marched. he was in the front row with her . i think the selma movement was about nonviolence and peace and democracy, and george bush stands for just the opposite, violence and war and stolen election, and his administration had people tortured, is so i thought this was not an appropriate event for him." i think she was right, it was not an appropriate event for him, and it is actually a good thing that he is not here today. i would assert the only event that is public that is appropriate for george bush and others of his administration is to be on trial in the hague for