Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1962 Speech in NYC
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2014
- On September 12, 1962, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech at the Park Sheraton Hotel in New York City to honor the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation on the eve of its centennial anniversary. At a dinner organized by New York's Civil War Centennial Commission, Dr. King spoke on the importance of the Emancipation Proclamation in American history, arguing that the document proved that government could be a powerful force for social justice. He urged Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and President John F. Kennedy to hasten integration and progress towards full civil rights.
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I was there for that speech. My parents took my brothers and I to see and hear Dr. King. They wanted to educate us. My mother told me after his speech, Martin Luther King Jr. came down and spoke to my brothers and I and shook our hands. I was very young at the time so I have no remberence except what my mother told be. I wish they had pictures or videos. We were up front next to the baracades
I CAN NOT STOP LISTEN TO MY HERO..MLK
"We know through painful experience that freedom is never voluntarily given by the opressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed..... Justice too long delayed is justice denied. " bah! He had words that would lighten your soul up! Such a good man.
This is a great speech from a great man and so much truth are in this wonderful speech.
Dr. King was master in the uses of word. There was no greater public speaker in the twenth cent,
From 1962, but yet could vary well be speaking for 2018. May God send his truth to knock the brains out of falsehood and may we have the courage to live it, amen.
The only known speech and notes of this presentation given by one of my hero's MLK on this day, this is definitely a MUST SEE(hear)VIDEO
What a "GREAT ORATOR" ..... Dr. King use such a vocabulary that it's amazing to just listen to a well educated man....#From1man2anotha
Great MLK, Great Jefferson and Great Lincoln. I wish someday America will be a strong moral country. In it is all the answer.
Thank you for sharing this gem. In it are the roots of I Have a Dream, A Time to Break Silence, and I've Been to the Mountaintop. While I understand and support the King family's right to copyright and live off of his spoken words, the practice has virtually stripped those words from the consciousness of the several generations of US youth who need to hear and contemplate what this great American said and why he said it. I am certainly glad that this speech remains in the public domain.
Amen!
This needs to be shared with the world.
This is awesome! Proud of you NYS Museum! Thank you for sharing this great find :)
Still relevant, though large strides have been made since 1962. What a jewel of a find.
I love this man so much brings peace and hope to me even today! What a great man such strength through love. May God bless everyone on here and your hearts be full of love! Live tomorrow to make this man as proud as of you as I am of him!
Thank you
Hes inspired a young mind who touches on these topics. Look up "Tone Da Boss - Freedom" its a rap song actually worth listening to even MLK would have been proud of
tonedbt1 I don’t much care for most rap, but even I can get behind this rap
Great speech
Please listen This
MLK speech @ Park Sheraton Hotel in NYC honoring the Emancipation Proclamation on the eve of its centennial anniversary. Excellent and much of it still applies today.
1962 in 1080p, sweet
Yes Dr. King was great. I did a spoken word tribute to him I think you all should check it out. Im new to you tube, therefore I only have one video but I will add more over time.
Preach on Brotha
amazing.
Why does this only have 12,000 views? :O
Great words
For Those Who Wasn’t Even Born In The 60’s But Way After Year’s Later Like Myself What Speeches Got UR Attention That Has U Listening To Dr.Martin Luther King,JR PLZ Let Me Know
I Definitely Have To Go Give Dr.King’s Infamous Speech I Have Dream That Took Place In Washington,DC
Incredible, he was a truly profound individual...Nostradamus proselytizers take note hehe ;)
Thank you for posting this! It seems we *still* have that same problem with that hostile region to this very day. They've just expanded the classes of people whom they wish to deny basic rights.
YO! Brazen...eggzactly what region were you referring, the lower 48?
Maaagnificent!!
History & Civics teachers need to use this!
Still relevant today, just subtly
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2:57 Schizophrenic personality. Just noticed it was missing in the document notes. This is such a treasure.
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Why is the audio slowed way down
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Did he do a speech in Puerto Rico? I cant seen to find anything
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Meaning we live in a society that does not do what it says and says what it does not mean. Double MINDED.
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The speech starts by suggesting that Thomas Jefferson's original Declaration of Independence encouraged an attack on the UK, because of the slave trade. King does not provide relevant background that Jefferson was both a slaveholder and in love with a slave. Based on the wording of King's speech, I am not sure if he was fully aware of this fact, and the tortuous dilemma Jefferson likely struggled with most of his life; i.e. the long term benefit of national unity, versus the ethics of slavery.
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