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DADDIES KING
In 1978, after graduating from Wesleyan University with a bachelor degree in government (with many electives in English and religion), and resigning from my job as a teller at Connecticut Bank and Trust in Middletown, Connecticut, I whimsically decided to … Continue reading
VINCENT HARDING: MY KIND OF HERO!
As a matter of fact, Harding, so frustrated with U.S. escalation of the war in Vietnam, finally convinced King, after two years, officially to speak out against the military endeavor. Continue reading
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Tagged Beyond Vietnam, Civil Rights, Humility, Martin Luther King Jr., nonviolence, Vincent Harding
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