The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Warren, Robert Penn
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Letter from Kenneth Barney to MLKDr. Kenneth R. Barney sends this letter of support to Dr. King. Barney expresses his appreciation for King's interpretation of "black power" and admires his wisdom on the country's current state of affairs. He urges Dr. King to keep a "broad perspective" on the problems of American society and civilization. Barney believes that domestic and foreign policies can no longer be considered separately. |
Letter from Moshe Decter to MLKMoshe Decter requests Dr. King's signature on a statement for the Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews. The statement will appear under the sponsorship of the Conference. |
Letter from Ned French to MLKA high school student requests the political opinions of several famous individuals concerning the national issues and potential candidates of the 1968 presidential election. |