The Last days of Dr. King’s life : revolution, no more reform / Ambrose Lane.

PRA Archive #:

KZ1942

Presentation of the changing political and social views of Martin Luther King, Jr., during the last years of his life. As he began to speak out against the Vietnam War, then the FBI, the government, newspapers and the Civil Rights establishment began to attack his credability. One aspect of the upheaval was that many Black activists opposed King linking the Civil Rights struggle to war protesting. Features readings from King’s speeches. Concludes with listener phone-ins.|THE LAST DAYS OF DR. KING’S LIFE : REVOLUTION, NO MORE REFORM / Ambrose Lane. – SERIES: We, ourselves – Presentation of the changing political and social views of Martin Luther King, Jr., during the last years of his life. As he began to speak out against the Vietnam War, then the FBI, the government, newspapers and the Civil Rights establishment began to attack his credability. One aspect of the upheaval was that many Black activists opposed King linking the Civil Rights struggle to war protesting. Features readings from King’s speeches. Concludes with listener phone-ins. – RECORDED: KPFK, 27 Jan. 1993.

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KPFK, 27 Jan. 1993.

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Item Duration:

1 reel (60 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|60:00

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Program: The Last days of Dr. King’s life : revolution, no more reform / Ambrose Lane.
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    • PRA Archive #: KZ1942
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    • Program: The Last days of Dr. King’s life : revolution, no more reform / Ambrose Lane.
    • Series: We, ourselves
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      • Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1993.
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