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Published 2 years ago

[Opinion] Op-Ed: What did King, a Black clergyman, know about foreign policy? He knew plenty

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s global perspective is seldom mentioned when we honor him. King and his compatriots were far more radical than that. They saw a greater democratic struggle, with Black Americans at the vanguard. King's dream was that his country could serve as a beacon of hope for the world.

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Op-Ed: What did King, a Black clergyman, know about foreign policy? He knew plenty

Martin Luther King Day marks more than just a dream for the U.S. King saw a global fight for democracy.

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States
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