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I Have A Dream
Publication type:
Web Page / Electronic Reproduction
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr0298.pdf | 116.81 KB |
Agency:
Afro-American Almanac - African American History Resources
Date:
1963/1996
Pages:
4
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Summary:
Famous speech delivered by Dr. Martin L. King Jr., on August 28, 1963, at a massive civil rights demonstration at Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. The speech is about continuing injustice and systemic oppression faced by Afro-Americans and the need for continued militancy and solidarity to fight racism, win civil rights, and develop true democracy in the U.S.
Keywords:
civil rights movement; Afro-Americans; Martin Luther King Jr.; USA; United States; US; blacks