Martin Luther King Interview (1960)

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere," is the theme of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's episode. Dr. King, who sprang into national prominence for his leadership of the Montgomery, Alabama, segregated bus boycott, is interviewed by Negro lawyer and Minneapolis civic leader Municipal Court Judge L. Howard Bennet. The two men discuss in detail the struggle which still faces the American Negro in his effort for equal treatment.

[@DS-tz4lk]

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” - The Good Doctor Martin Luther King ✊🏽

[@aab777barry5]

AMEN. AMEN. AMEN.

[@aab777barry5]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE SIR!
#REST IN PEACE UNTIL THE TRUMPET SOUNDS AND WE ARE CAUGHT UP TO MEET THE MOST HIGH GOD! SELAH.

[@robertlautt3289]

This represents King's early politics at which point he had bought into the narrative that communism, not western imperialism, is the great threat to world peace. His position changed.

[@1984isnotamanual]

Both were a threat and were willing to blow up the world for their respective ideologies

[@robertlautt3289]

@@1984isnotamanual the respective ideologies being a) extract from the masses to create a wealthy class versus b) attempt to create a more egalitarian society. Personally, I think we should give the latter ideology some more time to develop

[@ewalker1057]

This interview obviously was before his travels to the North.

[@jordanharris7438]

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[@jaredagordon93]

Following.

[@cornellwaters9089]

🥀 Thank You!

[@joeysanguine3596]

This interview is so accurate and meaningful

[@andreyhooper3865]

When the nightmare kicks in king finally was a King!

[@beezyfigga1064]

✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾HappyBlackHistoryMonth

[@zactar]

👑

[@raullahee5615]

Comrade King

[@aliyahharmon3310]

Martin luther king Jr i have. A Dream that you come back to life and I prayed for you dr Martin Luther King jr and when you come back I can not wait to see you and meet you dr Martin Luther King jr and my name is kyah dr Martin Luther King please come back i have a Dream

[@Shakeerah]

Rip brother martin

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

Five weeks straight in India in 1959 with Coretta, did everyone know about that tour? Instead of talking about the power of a government made by man, the power of the laws of God need to be highlighted and enforced.

[@robertrichard6107]

I was a kid then, but everyone was still hysterically anti-communist from McCarthyism and that Canadian priest from the '30's on the radio from Detroit.

[@leonelynoa3390]

100 beses más protección

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
15 DE ENERO DE 1929
04 DE ABRIL DE 1968
39 AÑOS

[@LibertarianLeninistRants]

a great man
EDIT: except his comments about "defeating communism"

[@crusader2112]

This is from earlier point in his life, he would become more Radical later on.

[@leonelynoa3390]

Déjale las estrella no deporte tú ere el condicionado mundial de los deporte

[@leonelynoa3390]

La moneda

[@leonelynoa3390]

Y que trabajen

[@DarioSanchez8]

This

[@aab777barry5]

PLEASE USE A SPEAKER TO REBROADCAST THESE OLD VIDEOS AS
WE CAN BARELY HEAR WHAT DR. KING, THE HONORABLE ELIJAH MUHAMMAD; BROTHER MINISTER MALCOM X; AND TONY BROWN -- THE MOST HIGH GOD REST THE SOULS OF THE DEARLY DEPARTEDS. THANK YOU!
FINALLY, IT IS WRITTEN: "WHATSOEVER A MAN SOWETH, THAT SHALL HE REAP.." NO, THAT IS NOT A THREAT. IT IS THE UNADULTERATED WORD OF THE MOST HIGH GOD ALONG WITH: "DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU; AND... "WHATSOEVER A MAN SOWETH, THAT SHALL HE REAP; AND FINALLY, "VENGEANCE IS MINE SAITH THE LORD. I SHALL REPAY IT."
THE MOST HIGH GOD'S DELAYS ARE NOT HIS DENIALS." SELAH.

[@DarioSanchez8]

Read

[@roydahmerjr]

National ARchives ordered to release in 2027 the hours of 5exual romps that MLk was having whilse pretending to be a reverend

[@DarioSanchez8]

Can’t

[@chrisallitt2113]

He was doing alright until he told people not to drink cocca cola. People don't realise how unimportant racial movements are compared to cocca cola. I'm not saying I think it's more important I'm saying we all do

[@chrisallitt2113]

JFK was also silly enough to use his platform to promote anti capitalism

[@DarioSanchez8]

Guy

[@leonelynoa3390]

Apoderasen y de las armas

[@1984isnotamanual]

You don’t find it ironic how you have a picture of one of the most capitalist toy brand ever, Pokémon.

[@ac1dP1nk]

crikey i didnt realise the questioner was black until near the end

[@darz3829]

Poor Dr. King - little did he realize that in the 21st century African Americans would mostly ignore his "dream" speech and label almost everything as "Black."

[@dagreazy3815]

mlk talks so boring

[@josephgarcia5228]

He MLK talked in 1961 about black crime and stop blaming whites for everything.

[@MrDavis-so2np]

Liar

[@josephgarcia5228]

It’s the truth

[@8213apice]

He ruined our community.