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In reply to the discussion: Rare Photos of Martin Luther King at Home~Time Magazine [View all]Cha
(298,354 posts)59. The times were so volatile back then with
Dr King right in the center of it. It took time for more of America to realize how absolutely brilliant he was and how right he was about well, everything. We all wish he were still here.
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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