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‘The Other America’
January 15, 2010
“The Other America” by Martin Luther King Jr. “is a chilling, troubled speech made with the background of urban riots, pleas for Black Power and the Vietnam War.” – Ishmael Reed
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Filed Under: Africa and the World
Tags: Africa and the World • Allen Willis • Black Power • Civil Rights Bill • Civil Rights Movement • coalition of conscience • Congress • economic security • equality • Frederick Douglass • guaranteed annual income • humanity • I Have a Dream • justice • Klan • lonely island of poverty • lynching • Martin Luther King Jr. • military industrial complex • Open Housing Bill • racial equality • racial justice • right to vote • self-respect • unemployment rate • Vietnam • Voting Rights Bill • work-starved
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