Dr. King History is the Present

from Disruption Now Hosted by Rob Richardson

As we celebrate the life of Dr. King we reflect on the lessons of Dr. King and how they apply to this current pivotal moment in our country. Dr. King was not assassinated for his eloquence, he was assassinated for challenging the status quo of white supremacy in America. In this sense, Dr. King's death was political and we must learn from his journey. Special guests Nathan Ivy and James Keys.

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