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Dr. Bernice A. King on Brissant (Germany)

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Dr. Bernice A. King speaks with CNN

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Bonita Hampton Smith Reflects on Coretta Scott King’s Legacy | #DearCoretta 

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#DearCoretta Reflections - Bryan Stevenson

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#DearCoretta Reflections

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Students with King | Nonviolence Spotlight Series - Doris Crenshaw

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Nonviolence365® Online: Workplace Edition [Extended Trailer]

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Nonviolence365® Online: Workplace Edition [Short Trailer]

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2023 Beloved Community Awards Remastered

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KHO Press Conference 2023

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Day 2 A Conversation with Partners

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Day 2 Hubris of Racism

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@EdwardEmorut Күн бұрын

These man would have been the first black American president

@dannysowels1300 2 күн бұрын

Aman dr king messages are so. Amazing he was sending a messages that are going on today and our world every day but God

@KingdomKids-vm4uy 3 күн бұрын

😢😢😢😢

@jscharleston7963 4 күн бұрын

Best book I read about MLK is The Speeches and Writings and it is incredible. Lincolns Speeches and Writings is also amazing.

@user-gb1pj5ns2x 6 күн бұрын

MLK, JFK, RFK...all great men who sought justice, sought for dignity for all...and our America shot them all down. What these men were in their courage, strength and love for so many we may never see their like again. At 80, I often hear them yet; and I weep.

@bigbamo92 6 күн бұрын

The year is May 2024. Gaza is happening, protests are happening and this speech is live and Clear.

@andrerosenqvist4011 7 күн бұрын

He was murderd, life is unfair.

@robertakre7725 8 күн бұрын

this should be broadcast annually.

@kingtuck1977 10 күн бұрын

Martin Luther King did it without a kyte he ain't locked up for it like they say never cross a bridge you ain't never sēēn

@user-wb9bw1zx7z 10 күн бұрын

Perhaps the OP of the video should have mentioned that this speech was made on April 4, 1967, exactly one year prior to his assassination. It is important for anyone watching, particularly young people who are not getting any useful information about Dr. King from their schools, to understand that the 'racial motivation' narrative of Dr. King's death was perpetuated by the very government which took his life. His opposition to the Vietnam War was was viewed by Lyndon Johnson as a personal betrayal as King had, right up until April 4, 1967, been an ally of Johnson's. It is easy to understand why King initially supported Johnson given that Johnson was running on a civil rights platform. Johnson had, not long before this point, abandoned his "War on Poverty," angering King, who also felt obliged to his constituents; who were being drafted into military service en masse; to take action. Had King survived, the duration of the Vietnam War may have been drastically shortened and King, I truly believe, would have gone on to win other battles on behalf of the poor. I can't imagine for a second that he would have stood idly by when in 1971, Richard Nixon announced the establishment of HMOs, which were the beginning of the end of quality medical care in the United States. Upon his death, the government was an active participant in stoking the race riots which immediately followed and his anti-war legacy was immediately de-emphasized. 60 days later, like clockwork, RFK; the one man who had both the will and the capacity to hold both King's and JFK's killers accountable; was himself shot by agents of the CIA. Although Sirhan Sirhan was likely brainwashed into taking the actions he did and he did fire shots at the Ambassador Hotel that night, only one of his rounds so much as grazed RFK. A security guard who had passed a background check only a day prior named Cesar was standing immediately behind Kennedy and took the shots at point-blank range during the brief window of diversion created by Sirhan. In 1969, the U.S. House Committee on Assassinations was empaneled. Although it officially found that foul play was not involved in the cases of any of the four major assassinations of the prior decade, shortly after the establishment of that committee, a school called Special Training School #103 in Canada, which had been a training site both to facilitate the initial training of the newly formed OSS during WWII and was subsequently kept running in order to conduct training and planning for illicit operations, principally the smuggling of narcotics, also having provided highly advanced training in mortal combat to its graduates, was quietly shuttered. In the case of the actual King shooter, this was the school where that individual received their training. We need to completely revamp the way in which Dr. King's story is treated by our schools. The killing was not racially motivated and King was not obsessed with race in the way that those who usurped his movement were. Beyond this, anyone who has actually listened to his many sermons would have discovered that King was not merely a righteous man, but a wise man with bountiful insights into the human condition who was the go-to person wherever he found himself for those seeking wise counsel. I am not certain of how Dr. King would feel about receiving the honor of a Federal Holiday when that honor comes from the very entity which caused his death and sabotaged his movement. At best, the push for a King Holiday in the 1980s was a political ploy and had nothing to do with a genuine resolve on the part of our government to discontinue the practice of assassinations around the world. This is a practice which continues to this day on our own shores and is happening with alarming frequency. Most often, corporations are now responsible for these heinous acts and they have become so adept at masking those acts that they are no longer called assassinations; they are called accidents. If we want to change the disastrous course this world now finds itself on, we need young people who do not allow things like fear of death to stop them from doing what they know to be morally right. We would need, if we are to succeed, for extraordinary numbers of young people to adopt what is an increasing rare attribute, indeed.

@Wavirivwaviri123 13 күн бұрын

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@DavidHuber63 13 күн бұрын

Others came excitedly and full of hope and promise

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@ClarenceSpencer-xe6zg 14 күн бұрын

I'm here my name is Clarence Spencer aka meat meat good 👍

@jaysohn23 14 күн бұрын

The history that is taught in schools does not touch these type of speeches or his view on poverty. It is far easier for many to swallow and celebrate his efforts against racism but he was deeper than just that. His critical views on politics, poverty and the military complex attack the core of patrioticism and nationalism that consumes America. The speech applies today as strong as it did almost 6 decades ago.

@MUSICbyhimanshuj 14 күн бұрын

This shows MLK really respected Gandhi.

@maurice-qc7nn 15 күн бұрын

How Great thou Art King.

@MatthewParkenSoanoNoVa 16 күн бұрын

Theres an empty lot in atlantic city on the boardwalk towards the inlet past the majority of casinos and stores on the boardwalk that i think martin luther king jrs descendants should use to make a nice church and batting cages and appropriate arcade games and other good things for kids to have fun and to enter the arcade or batting cages or other good stuff like a merry go round all the people entering need to do is an our father prayer or nother prayer approved by the preachers approved by the martin luther king jrs descendants and they should have donation bins to help pay staff to suprivise and help and to occasionally stock a church food pantry for dinners at the church.