Dr. King Said More Than ‘I Have A Dream’

It’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Let’s honor Dr. King’s legacy by knowing what he actually stood for. When some people mention Dr. King, they often reference the “I Have a Dream” speech and non-violence while claiming he would not support current protests for social and economic equality. Also, many people do not realize that Dr. King’s words are still relevant today.

Here’s a few videos where Dr. King expresses his ideas or vision. Feel free to share any videos or articles about Dr. King’s interviews, speeches, or legacy in comment section below.

MLK Talks ‘New Phase’ of Civil Rights Struggle

“Street Sweeper” Speech

“I’m Black and Beautiful!” Speech

Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech-1964

“The Other America”-1967

“Beyond Vietnam: A Time To Break Silence”-1967

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EB
EB
January 22, 2019 2:03 PM

Really like this quote: “These young people are saying that there is the need for a revolution of values in this country… What is the point of being integrated into a burning house?”

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