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Martin Luther King, Jr. shares his vision

“100,000 militant negroes” are coming to Washington, D.C., says Lawrence Spivak on Meet the Press. And Business Week says the chances for “mob violence” are high as hundreds of thousands of people enter the city. They come by busses, planes, trains, and cars, all to hear these words, “I have a dream,” spoken by Martin Luther King, Jr. The day is peaceful. The demand is for Civil Rights.

Martin Luther King, Jr. shares his vision

1963

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