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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2025 · 41 MIN

Part 1: A Blueprint for Direct Action Today: Dr. King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail

from Unnamed and Unbound: Black Voters Matter Podcast · host Black Voters Matter

What does Dr. King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail mean for us in 2025? On this episode we dig deep into the letter’s message and urgency, connecting it to the direct action and organizing needed in today’s political climate. Dr. King wrote for justice in the face of complacency and his words still light the way for every fight we face now.We’re not just talking history; we’re talking about what comes next. That’s why The King Center and Black Voters Matter are teaming up for a powerful series of virtual and in-person workshops. Rooted in the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, each session blends rich historical context with practical tools and strategies you can use right now. This isn’t just a learning experience, it’s a call to action. Join us, get connected, and be part of the movement that shapes the future.Co-Executive Producers: Venkayla Haynes and Nomsa HamptonProduction Company: Optic Production + Za Lab Productions ATL

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