Bernard Lafayette Interview: Inside Martin Luther King Jr.'s Inner Circle

[@GorillaPG22]

Thankyou very much Dr. Lafayette for your contributions to a better society and world, for your friendship and dedication to Dr. King and your historical perspective

[@jonathanmitchell2930]

This interview as well as the others in the “King in the Wilderness” series are invaluable to history of USA. I know the documentary will probably never be as good as the interviews are but I think to try to close the gap between interviews & the produced documentary, the documentary needs to be multi-part. This documentary needs to be longer in order to give justice to the great material the interviewee’s gave. Thank you Mr. Lafayette & all the other persons who gave their time & recalled their experiences & memories of the civil rights movement. ✌🏾

[@ervinlay6917]

I REALLY LIKE HIS INTERVIEW AND HOW HE RECALLS THE MEMORIES.

[@jamesmoses6092]

Amen to that 😮 !

[@jamesmoses6092]

Thank God for the Poor Peoples Campaign ❤

[@anthonywooten-zq4zh]

Good morning

[@lillieholmes4521]

Way Back then when the State Trooper’s killed Jimmy Johnson and TODAY it’s still law enforcement killing us....

[@nicetry4096]

Cobo Hall is Detroit, I believe.

[@lillieholmes4521]

Non-violence was a JOKE then and NOW non-violence is definitely a BIG JOKE, the beloved community....of hate.....and rage

[@lillieholmes4521]

How interesting MLK sitting in front seat telling jokes to keep the driver woke,,,

[@lillieholmes4521]

Hooping and hollering, now days these pulpit pimps Black Pastors are talking LOUD and saying nothing that will benefit black peoples,, prime example is TD. Jakes, Creflo Dollar, and Freddie Haynes,, they want the government check to make sure the SOULS get to the polls to vote

[@keenannorris3309]

What's your point exactly?