This woman-Gay interview with Dr. King is a natural act of scorn without considering his non-violent philosophy and commitment to civil rights and equality. Seldom anyone from a life of privilege would see the needs of those living in poverty as entitled to similar opportunities and advantages as themselves. Often the underprivileged are stigmatized as lazy and lacking enthusiasm even when there's no proof which states being poor is the result of laziness. Dr. King is once in a lifetime. Every time I think of him, I'm energized by the spirit of accomplishment.
Kennedy gets his head blown off, in public, and the questions are about violence in the black community. Dr. King could only argue from the position of second class citizen. 100 years after the civil war, and that war was still being fought. I'd like to say that we have evolved past it now. I'd like to be able to.
Tell us your private convictions then. 😂 Yet they're private convictions. Anyone else would have beeen a bit hostile at that but this very diginified and intelligent man. ❤️💯🇺🇲💪🏿
I think Karen, I mean Gay, believes those horrible nonviolent black people provoked the nice white people into beating the hell out of them and in some instances even kill them.
Did I hear one of the lady journalist’s say to MLK his non-violence stance always end with violence🤨 Does the journalist know that it is her group she belong to🤨 So who really is the real SAVAGE🤔
All a game. Even civil rights leaders will and sadly have "sold out". It's clever how he sidesteps, tiptoes and evades questions that are, inadequate or those that don't jive with his general thought process. Very measured, when pushed, as a white Man would say "he speaks just like us"... How far have we really come?
Wow. Now those are REAL journalist. Letting the speaker explain himself. No cutting him off or over speaking him. Bring them back!
The intellect. The respect. The honesty. Remarkable.
That was awesome... and sad at the same time... The fact that EQUALITY has to be discussed, fought over, died for... its just insane, period...
Iconic interview
This woman-Gay interview with Dr. King is a natural act of scorn without considering his non-violent philosophy and commitment to civil rights and equality. Seldom anyone from a life of privilege would see the needs of those living in poverty as entitled to similar opportunities and advantages as themselves. Often the underprivileged are stigmatized as lazy and lacking enthusiasm even when there's no proof which states being poor is the result of laziness. Dr. King is once in a lifetime. Every time I think of him, I'm energized by the spirit of accomplishment.
I think she may have been doing her duty of reporting from the audience’s perspective objectively not necessarily her own.
I loved how Dr King responded to all the journalist.
Kennedy gets his head blown off, in public, and the questions are about violence in the black community. Dr. King could only argue from the position of second class citizen. 100 years after the civil war, and that war was still being fought. I'd like to say that we have evolved past it now. I'd like to be able to.
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
15 DE ENERO DE 1929
04 DE ABRIL DE 1968
39 AÑOS
Classic footage
Tell us your private convictions then. 😂 Yet they're private convictions. Anyone else would have beeen a bit hostile at that but this very diginified and intelligent man. ❤️💯🇺🇲💪🏿
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I feel bad for King being interviewed with this woman name Gay. Her tone of voice is alittle rude against him.
I think Karen, I mean Gay, believes those horrible nonviolent black people provoked the nice white people into beating the hell out of them and in some instances even kill them.
I agree
a lot of people were against him at this time. He was killed for speaking up against injustice.
I agree she was very rude. Horrible human being, human garbage 🗑
I appreciate Kitty addressing King as Dr. The white man didn't.
Did I hear one of the lady journalist’s say to MLK his non-violence stance always end with violence🤨 Does the journalist know that it is her group she belong to🤨 So who really is the real SAVAGE🤔
We're all savages given the right context.
Her disassociation with the subject matter was horrible. What does she think happened to the Indigenous Native Americans?
A very well orchestrated psychological operation , we are the whirled .
All a game. Even civil rights leaders will and sadly have "sold out". It's clever how he sidesteps, tiptoes and evades questions that are, inadequate or those that don't jive with his general thought process.
Very measured, when pushed, as a white Man would say "he speaks just like us"...
How far have we really come?
any way a normal guy can access these videos for personal research?
I have a vision..
Television (The Drug Of A Nation) Michael Franti.