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From Montgomery to Memphis to Minneapolis: The Legacy of Martin Luther King (G&R 457)

From Montgomery to Memphis to Minneapolis: The Legacy of Martin Luther King (G&R 457)

Season 1 Episode 457 Published 2Β months ago
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It's MLK Day weekend. We discuss the radical legacy of King. His

opposition to the Vietnam war, the Poor Peoples' Campaign, his

campaign to boycott the 1968 Olympics and his socialist politics. We then discuss his influence in the resistance to state violence that we're seeing today in the streets of Minneapolis and other places.


We're in a critical point where great forces are trying to break the legacy of Dr. King. Our message remains the same as his, make trouble, misbehave and get into the streets!

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🌐 Buzzanco: MLK for Sale (http://bit.ly/2LzGR9S)

🌐 Martin Luther King on riots and property destruction (http://bit.ly/3nHPvAk)

🌐 VIDEO: Beyond Vietnam - A Time to Break Silence (https://bit.ly/3spBgnr)

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