Interview with Marian Wright Edelman
QUESTION 44
HENRY HAMPTON:
Just that kids today now say--
MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN:
It never occurred to me.
HENRY HAMPTON:
--they did it back then and I couldn't do that. I'm just trying to get a sense of how you did it, how you got a senator to pay attention, how you got the country to.
MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN:
In ordinary ways, you just, each of us can make a difference by just simply seeing a need, trying to figure out how you respond to that need. I always used to do my homework carefully. But you know, and I would follow up and never give up. I mean, getting things done, ah, is something that any person can do. If they simply believe in something deeply. Hang in there.


