Quote by Medgar Evers, June 7, 1963

Feedom has never been free ... I love my children and I love my wife with all my heart. And I would die, die gladly, if that would make a better life for them.

Feedom has never been free ... I love my children and I love

Summary

This quote embodies the idea that freedom and love come at a great cost. It expresses a fierce devotion to one's family, to the extent of being willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for their well-being. The individual acknowledges that true freedom requires sacrifice and is willing to lay down their life for the betterment of their loved ones. It highlights the depth of love and the extent to which one would go to ensure a better future for their family.

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By Medgar Evers, June 7, 1963

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