The evil is still with us, it has not gone away. We have just to look at the news on the television
and the papers. So you see the evil is still with us -- I'm talking about racism, antisemitism, I'm
talking about bigotry and prejudice, I'm talking about all that hate and more. That stuff is still
with us. And it's up to us to deal with it. Young people ask me, 'what can you give me to fight the
evil,' and I always tell them there's only two things that I can think of that's important.
One is your education. If you can't read, write or do your computational skills, you're in trouble.
You can become a victim or you might make somebody else a victim in your ignorance.
And then I say the other piece of the action is love, and that love is,
it's not a pat on the back and a pat on the head and saying 'it's all right' and letting
people do what they want to do. No. Love is when you challenge people and tell them they're wrong
even when they're your best friends, and you tell them 'you're wrong but I love you.' That's love.