Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday is getting closer minute by minute. A simple man, with huge endeavors and dreams. These dreams have been turned into a reality because of his courage and persistence for civil rights. These dreams came out through a speech,a speech that was heard around the world. As a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I would like to share my own “I Have A Dream” speech.
I have a dream today.
I have a dream that one day even the worst enemies will join together and act like brothers and sisters.
I have a dream that one day everyone will come together in peace and harmony.
I have a dream that one day this world will become color blind.
I have a dream that people will forever and always stand up for what they truly believe.
This is my hope and faith.
Robert Canida is the Director of the Office of Multicultural and Minority Affairs. He serves as an advocate and mentor to students at UNC Pembroke while upholding his duties as the Director. He is reachable via e-mail at robert.canida@uncp.edu 
Who are you? Your dream is very interesting and one that I hope can come to fruition. Keep dreaming.