The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is remembered each year in January for giving his life while leading the charge to attain full civil rights for black Americans. But it’s also important to remember how King was perceived by the very power structure he hoped to reform — as a national security threat…
Source: Sun
Federal agents blamed Martin Luther King's nonviolent movement for violence in Baltimore, other cities
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