King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 169
... segregation in the city instead of concentrating on one or two - employment , bus segregation , an integrated police force , or free access to places of enter- tainment , for example . Slater King was one of the first to appreciate , in ...
... segregation in the city instead of concentrating on one or two - employment , bus segregation , an integrated police force , or free access to places of enter- tainment , for example . Slater King was one of the first to appreciate , in ...
Page 190
... segregation laws were bound to be unjust because they injured the soul and the human being . Martin pointed out that a law was unjust if a minority bound by it had no part in making it . He gave the Alabama Legislature as an example ...
... segregation laws were bound to be unjust because they injured the soul and the human being . Martin pointed out that a law was unjust if a minority bound by it had no part in making it . He gave the Alabama Legislature as an example ...
Page 291
... segregated society . They segregated Southern money from the poor whites ; they segregated Southern churches from Christianity ; they segregated Southern minds from honest thinking , and they segregated Crisis and Compromise 291.
... segregated society . They segregated Southern money from the poor whites ; they segregated Southern churches from Christianity ; they segregated Southern minds from honest thinking , and they segregated Crisis and Compromise 291.
Contents
and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
Copyright | |
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