52 years ago today, Martin Luther King Jr uttered those famous words: “I have a dream.”

King shared a dream that we would be judged each other by the content of our character rather than the color of their skin. Today, social media users shared their thoughts on how we’re doing advancing this dream.

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I Have a Dream that Fathers will Father and not become baby Daddys. That men & women will Love,Respect and Honor the person they brought forth a child with. That women will notice & choose a man for what he has in his heart and not in his bank account. That men will spend quality time with their children and be consistent with them eventho he's not with their mother. That mothers & fathers won't use the child to hurt one another. That we stop the cycle of pain due to fatherless homes. That we love like we've never been hurt. That we understand more,Listen more,forgive more and Pray more. I have a dream. #Truth @RevJahwar

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He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetuate it. – Martin Luther King Jr.

— Famous-Quote.net (@famousquotenet) August 27, 2015

I wanted to see how people thought we were doing. Was America making his dream a reality? So, I asked:

Today is the anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr's #IHaveADream speech. How are we doing?

— Amelia (@AmeliaHammy) August 27, 2015

Judging by the responses, the fight is far from over:

@AmeliaHammy @DLoesch Thanks to Obama we are going backwards

— VolFanMike (@VolFanMike1) August 27, 2015

@AmeliaHammy @DLoesch Looks like it was just a dream.

— Peter Cobb (@PeterCIAmCoptic) August 27, 2015

@AmeliaHammy @DLoesch Great tweet! I thought I was the only one that knew. He's looking down from heaven with a sad face I imagine.

— Tim Chastain (@TimsunTim) August 27, 2015

Watch the full speech here and be inspired. What’s your dream for America?