THE REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. - IN SEARCH OF FREEDOM
01. EXCERPT FROM SPEECH THE DAY BEFORE HIS DEATH
Dateline-Memphis
(Dr. King, April 3, 1968)
02. POLICE BRUTALITY WILL BACKFIRE
Dateline-Selma
(Dr. King at Browns Chapel before resuming Selmas March, March 21, 1965)
03. ADDRESS TO AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE
Dateline-New York
(Dr. King, May 20, 1965)
Excerpt from speech outlining what constitutes non-violent protest, what it
seeks to achieve. And what it had achieved by the time of this address.
04. COMMITMENT TO NON-VIOLENCE
Dateline-Atlanta
(Dr. King, November 10, 1965)
Still committed to non-violence.
05. MUST ESTABLISH PRIORITIES
Dateline-Memphis
(Dr. King, March 28, 1968)
America must establish priorities.
06. FAITH IN AMERICA
Dateline-Oslo
(Dr. King speaking in 1964)
Receiving Nobel Peace Price.
07. DR. KING\'S ENTRANCE INTO CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
Dateline-Chicago
(Dr. King, September, 1966)
Describes how he became activelyinvolved in the civil rights movement.
08. A PREACHER LEADIN HIS FLOCK
Dateline-Ebenizer Baptist Church, Atlanta
(Dr. King, February 4, 1968)
In this excerpt, the recording of which was used as a eulogy at his funeral
April 9, Dr. King tells what he wants said at his funeral.
09. I HAVE A DREAM
Dateline-Washington
(Dr. King at march on Washington, August 28, 1963)
Excerpt from \"I have a dream\" speech.
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-ThePusher-