After the bombing in Montgomery, AL Coretta Scott King refused to leave. This marks a beginning of the civil rights act in America or was it an ending? Time passes, time comes, time shivers its timbers.  MLK comes, arises and leaves in a credo of love, justice and violence. Without personal acts of courage like Coretta Scott King and MLK there would not have been a civil rights movement and a voter rights act. 

    Time is an opened blurred invitation to character formation or oblivion.

Coretta Scott King entered the Montgomery scene with purpose practice and place. After the bombings she created a new citizenship and glue in American life, stand in place. She and we then start forward facing and marching.  Violence not voting is the new glue in American history. Look to Montgomery, AL! Look to Coretta Scott King voice of wisdom in the Jeff Sessions nomination.

      The Federal Judge Nomination of Jeff Sessions: Coretta Scott King's Letter 1986 Letter to the Washington Post!

    Coretta Scott King wrote a letter blocking the 1986 Nomination of Jeff  Sessions for federal judge for filing voter fraud cases. His nomination would do critical damage to the work done by MLK. An attorney general has the ability to cold freeze voting rights. Jeff Sessions has used his power of attorney to threaten and intimidate minority voters. Jeff Sessions is facing serious opposition by voting rights groups and civil rights groups like Southern Law and Poverty. Jeff Sessions lacks the temperament to pursue balanced judicial judgement. Oppose Jeff Sessions for higher office. 

     Witness Against Torture had media personnel carried out of Jeff Sessions confirmation hearings screaming for their lives. Joanne from Indiana was one media person. The Witness for Torture Senate sit down die-in strike in the Atrium of the Hart building was a Liturgy in Social Justice visualized and created in solidarity with the struggles of Coretta Scott King and MLK. Join this struggle.