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Interview With Martin Luther King Jr

Posted on February 2, 2019April 24, 2020 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on Interview With Martin Luther King Jr
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Much of the world rightfully celebrates the life and remembers the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. But what many people often forget is that King is not just a part of social history but is also church history.

King was a Baptist pastor and theologian and his faith informed much of what he did. Martin Luther King, Jr. had his faults but his impact is still felt in a positive way.

Here is a BBC interview with Martin Luther King, Jr. from 1961.


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