The juxstaposition of the nation's leaders working right next to such poverty hit me hard on Saturday in D.C.

I sometimes feel as if I don't know what impact I can make in the world. I see problems like homelessness and simply feel overwhelmed in the jobs I am doing to make another difference. Then, I read about a modern-day King David and realize that someone who seems insignificant can make a really big difference. Clarence Earl Gideon, who could barely read and write, fought for everyone to have legal representation in court. I realize that if he can do that, I could do so much more. Kudos to the fighters out there. Keep up the hard work. It will pay off.