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King describes the alliance between the SCLC and the ACHR, and reproduces the text of a "Commitment Card" used for recruiting. (Volunteers who signed the card pledged to meditate on the life of Jesus, pray daily, observe the interests of the community, and to seek "justice and reconciliation—not
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Rustin said: "I don't want to write something for somebody where I know he is acting like a puppet. I want to be a real ghost and write what the person wants to say. And that is what I always knew was true in the case of Martin. I would never write anything that wasn't what he wanted to say. I
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699:(1964), pp. 25–26. "Tested in Montgomery during the winter of 1955–56, and toughened throughout the South in the eight ensuing years, nonviolent resistance has become, by 1963, the logical force in the greatest mass-action crusade that has ever occurred in American history."
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Because there is more to come; because
American society is bewildered by the spectacle of the Negro in revolt; because the dimensions are vast and the implications deep in a nation with twenty million Negroes, it is important to understand the history that is being made
673:(1964), pp. 22–25. "In 1963, the Negro, who had realized for many years that he was not truly free, awoke from a stupor of inaction with the cold dash of realization that 1963 meant one hundred years after Lincoln gave his autograph to the cause of freedom."
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The book largely reproduces the text of "Letter from
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was an important part of the effort to make the civil rights struggle known to national and international audiences. Describing
Birmingham as "the most segregated city in America" transformed it into a symbol for segregation and inequality at large.
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as an act of deception that offers false pride without real power: "The Negro wanted to feel pride in his race? With tokenism, the solution was simple. If all twenty million
Negroes would keep looking at
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of racial hatred had already disfigured colonial society." He argues that the summer of 1963 has made most Whites in
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The book describes 1963 as the beginning of "the Negro revolution". It seeks to describe the historical events that led up to this revolution, and to explain why this revolution was
525:(1964), and while Rustin had asked not to be acknowledged for his labor, Duckett's help is mentioned by King before the introduction to the book. (Garrow 1986: 280 and 299)."
920:(1964), pp. 121–122. "The summer of our discontent, far from alienating America's white citizens, brought them closer into harmony with its Negro citizens than ever before."
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desegregation within 90 days, jobs for Blacks in local industry, release of those jailed during the campaign, and ongoing formal diplomacy between Black and White leaders.
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The book has received much contemporary critical acclaim, and was ranked #78 on Modern
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Why We Can't Wait: Some inspiration from Martin Luther King Jr. for Occupy Wall Street
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worldwide, ending the nuclear arms race and bringing world peace.
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Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954–63
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He chronicles preliminary demonstrations held by the
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Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr., Inc. v. CBS, Inc.
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Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument
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365:and expresses hope for the future of this medium.
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240:however, had the power to fill up jails—and to
219:in America became particularly obvious in 1963.
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1950:King: A Filmed Record... Montgomery to Memphis
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1890:U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations
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1227:The 'Promised Land': Why We're Still Waiting
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2211:Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story
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1069:"100 Best Nonfiction « Modern Library"
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1980:The Witness: From the Balcony of Room 306
4985:King Center for Nonviolent Social Change
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2892:1957 Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom
2796:McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents
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1866:(now National Civil Rights Museum)
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1386:Second Emancipation Proclamation
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107:The seed of the book is King's "
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1347:I've Been to the Mountaintop
1187:Civil rights movement portal
555:"Making a Way Out of No Way"
375:reparations for unpaid wages
272:, and the litigation of the
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91:, and specifically the 1963
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4656:"This Little Light of Mine"
3404:Dallas County Voters League
3350:Atlanta Negro Voters League
3113:Letter from Birmingham Jail
2820:Brown v. Board of Education
2646:sculpture, Portland, Oregon
2636:Landmark for Peace Memorial
2361:"Symphony of Brotherhood" (
2284:Pride (In the Name of Love)
1506:Selma to Montgomery marches
1405:Letter from Birmingham Jail
1225:Samad, Anthony Assadulah. "
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568:Blessed Are The Peacemakers
484:Blessed Are The Peacemakers
306:Letter from Birmingham Jail
204:The centennial of the 1863
109:Letter from Birmingham Jail
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5169:Protestantism and politics
4990:Martin Luther King Jr. Day
4858:Holt Street Baptist Church
4828:16th Street Baptist Church
3812:Annie Bell Robinson Devine
3456:Nashville Student Movement
3386:An Appeal for Human Rights
2534:Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
2477:Martin Luther King Jr. Day
2258:Martin Luther King's Dream
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1131:William Morrow and Company
1089:Bass, S. Jonathan (2002).
519:Making a Way Out of No Way
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292:(ACHR) and then describes
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3516:Wednesdays in Mississippi
3511:United Auto Workers (UAW)
3496:Southern Regional Council
3466:Northern Student Movement
3375:Committee for Freedom Now
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3282:Memphis sanitation strike
3248:Voting Rights Act of 1965
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2991:Savannah Protest Movement
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3355:Atlanta Student Movement
3304:Civil Rights Act of 1968
3229:1964–1965 Scripto strike
3210:Civil Rights Act of 1964
3108:1963 Birmingham campaign
3001:Civil Rights Act of 1960
2925:Civil Rights Act of 1957
2494:National Historical Park
2232:Abraham, Martin and John
1710:(strategist / colleague)
1514:Chicago Freedom Movement
1161:. New York: Peter Lang.
268:, the Pan-Africanism of
224:nonviolent direct action
195:Decolonization of Africa
4907:Voter Education Project
4661:"We Shall Not Be Moved"
4322:Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
3757:Josephine Dobbs Clement
3183:Chester school protests
3178:Twenty-fourth Amendment
3140:Detroit Walk to Freedom
2882:Tallahassee bus boycott
2803:Baton Rouge bus boycott
2676:King County, Washington
2529:FBI–King suicide letter
5179:1964 non-fiction books
5174:Harper & Row books
5120:Movement photographers
4362:Bernice Johnson Reagon
4082:Martin Luther King Sr.
4077:Martin Luther King Jr.
3647:William Holmes Borders
3419:Highlander Folk School
3309:Poor People's Campaign
3162:St. Augustine movement
3012:Gomillion v. Lightfoot
2935:Katz Drug Store sit-in
2906:Royal Ice Cream sit-in
2868:Montgomery bus boycott
2539:Season for Nonviolence
2352:"Never Alone Martin" (
2074:"Great X-Pectations" (
2010:King in the Wilderness
1631:Martin Luther King Sr.
1607:Martin Luther King III
1549:Poor People's Campaign
1498:St. Augustine movement
1458:Montgomery bus boycott
1278:Martin Luther King Jr.
1045:96, 13 September 2011.
430:Poor People's Campaign
402:St. Augustine Movement
170:
85:Martin Luther King Jr.
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41:Martin Luther King Jr.
20:Why We Can't Wait
4955:Civil Rights Memorial
4843:Bethel Baptist Church
4492:Charles Kenzie Steele
3937:Audrey Faye Hendricks
3842:Myrlie Evers-Williams
3822:Patricia Stephens Due
3792:Abraham Lincoln Davis
3727:Colia Lafayette Clark
3481:Operation Breadbasket
3476:National Urban League
3223:Katzenbach v. McClung
3091:Atlanta's Berlin Wall
2744:Civil rights movement
1647:Christine King Farris
1639:Alberta Williams King
1424:Conscience for Change
1367:Stride Toward Freedom
1073:www.modernlibrary.com
439:In October 2011, the
369:the significant word
344:Battle of Bunker Hill
231:Nonviolent resistance
162:
97:civil rights movement
73:
5000:other King memorials
4975:Freedom Rides Museum
4912:1960s counterculture
4863:Edmund Pettus Bridge
4542:Walter Francis White
4447:Alexander D. Shimkin
2961:New Year's Day March
2930:Ministers' Manifesto
2777:Executive Order 9981
2698:Lee–Jackson–King Day
2651:Kennedy–King College
2110:"Return of the King"
1206:Quotations and video
985:(1964), pp. 146–151.
972:(1964), pp. 141–142.
959:(1964), pp. 137–138.
946:(1964), pp. 123–129.
933:(1964), pp. 123–125.
907:(1964), pp. 119–120.
894:(1964), pp. 113–117.
881:(1964), pp. 107–108.
868:(1964), pp. 106–107.
441:Obama administration
393:Reception and effect
258:Booker T. Washington
117:New American Library
4738:Mary McLeod Bethune
4699:Sermon on the Mount
4666:"We Shall Overcome"
4247:William Lewis Moore
4027:Frank Minis Johnson
4002:Richie Jean Jackson
3957:Donald L. Hollowell
3762:Charles E. Cobb Jr.
3567:Gwendolyn Armstrong
3562:William G. Anderson
3542:Victoria Gray Adams
3506:The Freedom Singers
3360:Black Panther Party
3145:March on Washington
3058:Garner v. Louisiana
3019:Boynton v. Virginia
2563:Hope Moving Forward
2328:Shed a Little Light
2091:New York Undercover
2086:"The Promised Land"
1913:Conspiracy theories
1694:(mentor, colleague)
1482:Birmingham campaign
855:(1964), pp. 96–106.
570:(2002), p. 136–137.
298:Birmingham campaign
217:economic inequality
93:Birmingham campaign
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4940:In popular culture
4823:Fifth Circuit Four
4807:Loving v. Virginia
4800:Hernandez v. Texas
4779:Buchanan v. Warley
4771:Separate but equal
4765:Plessy v. Ferguson
4728:Frederick Douglass
4562:Robert F. Williams
4472:Kelly Miller Smith
4452:Fred Shuttlesworth
4377:Frederick D. Reese
4357:George Raymond Jr.
4347:A. Philip Randolph
4327:Fay Bellamy Powell
4242:Queen Mother Moore
4127:Z. Alexander Looby
4072:Coretta Scott King
4017:Barbara Rose Johns
3997:Jimmie Lee Jackson
3922:William E. Harbour
3702:Stokely Carmichael
3617:Randolph Blackwell
3287:King assassination
3276:Loving v. Virginia
3260:March Against Fear
3240:How Long, Not Long
3118:Children's Crusade
3069:Cambridge movement
3006:Ax Handle Saturday
2971:Greensboro sit-ins
2898:Give Us the Ballot
2557:sculpture, Atlanta
2341:Up to the Mountain
2128:(2011 documentary)
2101:Selma, Lord, Selma
2023:(2020 documentary)
2013:(2018 documentary)
1983:(2008 documentary)
1960:Our Friend, Martin
1953:(1970 documentary)
1796:Fred Shuttlesworth
1591:Coretta Scott King
1329:How Long, Not Long
1311:Give Us the Ballot
1243:, 18 January 2010.
1210:Fred Shuttlesworth
842:(1964), pp. 76–95.
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686:(1964), pp. 23–24.
660:(1964), pp. 21–22.
536:Parting the Waters
468:Parting the Waters
434:Occupy Wall Street
338:Ongoing revolution
266:The Talented Tenth
83:is a 1964 book by
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4838:A.G. Gaston Motel
4833:Kelly Ingram Park
4793:Sweatt v. Painter
4477:Mary Louise Smith
4437:Cleveland Sellers
4422:Michael Schwerner
4387:Gloria Richardson
4167:Thurgood Marshall
4087:Bernard Lafayette
3817:John Wesley Dobbs
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3030:Rock Hill sit-ins
2981:Sibley Commission
2976:Nashville sit-ins
2848:Gebhart v. Belton
2834:Briggs v. Elliott
2827:Bolling v. Sharpe
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1232:Wharton, Billy. "
1214:Why We Can't Wait
1196:Why We Can't Wait
1145:Why We Can't Wait
1009:Bearing the Cross
996:Why We Can't Wait
983:Why We Can't Wait
970:Why We Can't Wait
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550:Bearing the Cross
523:Why We Can't Wait
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4733:W. E. B. Du Bois
4582:Sammy Younge Jr.
4567:Q. V. Williamson
4532:Wyatt Tee Walker
4397:Bernice Robinson
4342:Lincoln Ragsdale
4332:Rodney N. Powell
4227:Douglas E. Moore
4102:Sanford R. Leigh
4037:J. Charles Jones
3912:Fannie Lou Hamer
3827:Joseph Ellwanger
3787:Jonathan Daniels
3777:Claudette Colvin
3767:Annie Lee Cooper
3752:Kathleen Cleaver
3747:Eldridge Cleaver
3722:Shirley Chisholm
3612:Gloria Blackwell
3203:workers' murders
3150:"I Have a Dream"
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4267:Elijah Muhammad
4232:Harriette Moore
4192:Floyd McKissick
4177:Franklin McCain
4112:Stanley Levison
3977:T. R. M. Howard
3927:Vincent Harding
3857:Walter Fauntroy
3742:Xernona Clayton
3692:John H. Calhoun
3677:Aurelia Browder
3667:Stanley Branche
3662:Raylawni Branch
3642:Joseph E. Boone
3627:Ezell Blair Jr.
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4687:Nonviolence
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4497:Hank Thomas
4432:Pete Seeger
4427:Bobby Seale
4292:Jack O'Dell
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3847:Chuck Fager
3807:Dave Dennis
3697:Guy Carawan
3637:Julian Bond
3602:James Bevel
3592:Daisy Bates
2863:Emmett Till
2746:(1954–1968)
2608:Mexico City
2598:Jersey City
2402:John Legend
2354:Jason Upton
2202:Illustrated
2190:All the Way
2160:The Meeting
2033:(2023 film)
2003:(2016 film)
2000:All the Way
1993:(2014 film)
1973:(2001 film)
1901:Loyd Jowers
1830:(colleague)
1822:(colleague)
1814:(colleague)
1806:(colleague)
1798:(colleague)
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1708:James Bevel
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1671:Alveda King
1615:Dexter King
1500:(1963–1964)
1476:(1961–1962)
1460:(1955–1956)
387:nonviolence
294:Bull Connor
5153:Categories
5033:historians
4714:Satyagraha
4680:Influences
4372:James Reeb
4307:James Peck
4302:Rosa Parks
4272:Diane Nash
4142:Danny Lyon
4117:John Lewis
4062:A. D. King
3962:James Hood
3577:Ella Baker
3547:Zev Aelony
2666:Paris park
2388:featuring
2249:John Fahey
2042:Television
1772:Diane Nash
1748:John Lewis
1700:Ella Baker
1655:A. D. King
1625:(daughter)
1601:(daughter)
1153:0451527534
644:See also:
454:References
363:television
280:Birmingham
242:politicize
237:nonviolent
158:nonviolent
119:publisher
4692:Padayatra
4641:"Kumbaya"
4601:By region
4257:Bob Moses
4162:Bob Mants
4147:Malcolm X
4067:C.B. King
3887:Fred Gray
3530:Activists
3171:1964–1968
2954:1960–1963
2812:1954–1959
2644:The Dream
2603:Milwaukee
2390:will.i.am
1790:(advisor)
1726:(protégé)
1657:(brother)
1447:Movements
1043:Adbusters
428:(and the
421:Adbusters
173:Why 1963?
47:Publisher
4622:Movement
4052:Tom Kahn
3336:Activist
2756:timeline
1766:(mentor)
1649:(sister)
1641:(mother)
1633:(father)
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1358:Writings
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1301:Speeches
1220:Articles
1125:(1986).
1106:(1989).
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547:Garrow,
534:Branch,
517:Mieder,
466:Branch,
246:tokenism
4747:Related
4337:Al Raby
3292:funeral
3155:Big Six
2593:Houston
2578:Atlanta
2514:Big Six
2482:passage
2413:Related
2398:"Glory"
2382:A Dream
2262:Strawbs
2180:I Dream
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2118:, 2006)
2094:, 1997)
2080:, 1993)
2069:, 1980)
2020:MLK/FBI
1970:Boycott
1875:Funeral
1684:leaders
1673:(niece)
359:AFL–CIO
330:in the
199:of Asia
187:(1954).
152:Outline
103:Writing
4933:Legacy
4709:Ahimsa
3338:groups
2799:(1950)
2791:(1950)
2752:Events
2613:Newark
2588:Denver
2583:Boston
2386:Common
2299:" (U2)
2193:(2012)
2183:(2010)
2173:(2009)
2163:(1987)
2135:Genius
2104:(1999)
2030:Rustin
1892:(HSCA)
1593:(wife)
1583:Family
1573:People
1551:(1968)
1543:(1968)
1535:(1967)
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631:King,
618:King,
605:King,
592:King,
579:King,
566:Bass,
482:Bass,
424:cited
415:Legacy
191:South.
168:today.
37:Author
5031:Noted
4624:songs
3444:NAACP
3297:riots
2223:Music
2151:Plays
2140:MLK/X
1990:Selma
1931:Media
1906:Trial
1870:Riots
1682:Other
1617:(son)
1609:(son)
197:(and
2236:Dion
2051:King
1941:Film
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