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In reply to the discussion: Rare Photos of Martin Luther King at Home~Time Magazine [View all]Behind the Aegis
(54,044 posts)3. They are beautiful. I wish it was THIS picture though....
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Didn't you love the things that they stood for? Didn't they try to find some good for you and me?
Cha
Jan 2014
#9
Like Mandela, King knew that the quickest and best way to equality was non-violence.
Dustlawyer
Jan 2014
#31
Oh Cha, how appropriate today. Thank you so much. History has been much kinder to MLK than....
Tarheel_Dem
Jan 2014
#51
The photo titled, the conversation. I can only imagine how painful. The photos are all touching.
Jefferson23
Jan 2014
#53
Here you go: snip* Martin Luther King III, the famous man was just "Daddy."
Jefferson23
Jan 2014
#61
They could not stand the success, the minds changing in Americans, no way could the racists
Jefferson23
Jan 2014
#66
We cal him DOCTOR King in ATL... Removing the DR. fromhis name is something that they like to do....
grahamhgreen
Jan 2014
#78