Martin Luther King at Local 1199
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In one of the last speeches he gave before he was killed on April 4 1968, Dr. King addresses healthcare workers about the Vietnam War and the fight for social and economic justice. Only an audio recording was available, so we have added photos and present-day video of New England 1199ers to this excerpt. For more info: http://www.nehceu.org
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Dr. Martin Luther King was speaking on EQUAL Justice not SOCIAL Justice. Listen to his speech. He was demanding that people were paid fairly. Note: he talked of health care workers that were working full time for part time wages. He spoke of schools that could educate the poor so that they could bring themselves out of poverty.
khayes3311 1 year ago 2
"Justice is is never vouluntarily given by the oppresor, it must be demanded by the oppressed". Weather or not black people learn this, truly and genuinely learn and know this, and act upon it, will deretemine weather or not we acton it and be "free at last".
TheLookAtSeries 1 year ago
Thank You Dr. King. Thank You for healing the pain & correcting the wrongs of our nation. Happy Birthday on what would have been your 80th Birthday today.
csf279 2 years ago
and dr. King believed that economic justice could only be archieved with some social reforms....
azteckike 2 years ago
you are absolutely right. dr. king understood that racial justice could only be achieved with economic justice.
protestaesfiesta 3 years ago
he was paraphrasing frederick douglas. "freedom in never given voluntarily by the opressor, it must be demanded by the opressed."
protestaesfiesta 3 years ago
Woo!
sulaiman51 4 years ago
This man should have been here today to condemn what is being done to the Palestinians in their own land. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
unknown4455 4 years ago
Read William Pepper's book Act of State. It was the book that convinced the King family to change thier views and claim that the assassintation was a conspiracy with US government involvement.
red34birds 4 years ago
Even to this day, the evidence surrounding his murder and subsequent events are protectively hidden by our national government!!
kenb1978 5 years ago