City of Memphis forcibly move the Protest Site.

On Monday morning, officials from the City of Memphis forcibly moved the protest site from its present position to outside the construction zone while Jacqueline Smith was in jail.

The protest however goes on. In fact, the strength of feeling condemning the actions of the National Civil Rights Museum and the City of Memphis continues to escalate. It's shameful that these two respected institutions have resorted to bully-boy tactics to remove one solitary woman. "Out of Sight - Out of Mind" appears to be their watchword. If her presence and message is removed from view, the public will not question their actions.

However, this can never be allowed to be the case. The Protest will continue with the same commitment and purpose. It will fight for the rights for the disadvantaged and to preserve the dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by teaching change through non-violence and by striving to build a lasting legacy of his memory, rather than the $8 million sham currently under construction, which serves no purpose but to re-establish the hate and violence of the past.