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Yes , Martin Luther King's name was well - known when the sit - in movement was in effect , but to pick out Martin Luther King as a hero ... I don't want you to misunderstand what I'm about to say : Yes , Martin Luther King was a hero .
Yes , Martin Luther King's name was well - known when the sit - in movement was in effect , but to pick out Martin Luther King as a hero ... I don't want you to misunderstand what I'm about to say : Yes , Martin Luther King was a hero .
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After King intentionally allowed himself to be arrested and jailed for leading a Birmingham demonstration on Good Friday ... Used by permission of the Martin Luther King , Jc Center for Social Change through the Joan Daves office .
After King intentionally allowed himself to be arrested and jailed for leading a Birmingham demonstration on Good Friday ... Used by permission of the Martin Luther King , Jc Center for Social Change through the Joan Daves office .
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Mrs. King : They sent them in there , they must have talked with some of the others . ... of the Southern Christian Leadership EYES ON THE PRIZE READER AND GUIDE • "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" by Martin Luther King, Jr April 16, 1963.
Mrs. King : They sent them in there , they must have talked with some of the others . ... of the Southern Christian Leadership EYES ON THE PRIZE READER AND GUIDE • "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" by Martin Luther King, Jr April 16, 1963.
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