The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Bailey, Pearl
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Letter from 'Hardworking People' to MLKA white American recommends a different approach to Civil Rights demonstrations. He believes that if celebrities are placed at the fore front of the marches that the black community would then be motivated to work. |
Letter from the KKK Kids to MLKAn anonymous member of The K.K.K. Kids writes Dr. King expressing that he or she believes Dr. King to be "a very ignorant person." |