San Francisco is honoring Dr. Amos Brown, a civil rights leader and pastor of the Third Baptist Church for nearly 50 years, with a street renamed 'Dr. Amos C. Brown Way.' The city celebrated his contributions to civil rights and community with tributes, reflecting on his rich history, including his partnership with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. While stepping down from his pastoral role, Brown emphasizes he's not retiring, instead choosing to reposition himself for future advocacy.
Reverend Brown, your name belongs on the street because your life has shaped it step by step for nearly half a century.
I'm not actually retiring. I'm repositioning,
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