Phillip Agnew On Young People Assuming Their Position In The Fight For Civil Rights
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Civil rights during the ’60s and civil rights of today might be considered two completely different things. Phillip Agnew of the Dream Defenders explained that there is still room for young people to make a difference if they want to make change. “For young people who are looking for people that look like them and talk like them, and then are engaging them in a way that say, ‘Hey, there’s room for us here,’ and that’s all that it’s about.”
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