An Eye Opening Interview with Martin Luther King Jr.

Описание: Martin Luther King Jr. talks about leadership, his childhood, and the civil rights struggle in America. This amazing recording of King from 60 years ago is just as relevant today as it was then. This BBC interview was recorded about seven years before MLK's death in 1961.

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Speaker: Martin Luther King Jr.
Interview: Martin Luther King Jr. & John Freeman
1961
BBC Face to Face

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