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Watch the Debate Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Iii V President Barack Obama Part 1 video, The Audio Clips Are From 1 President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, Dec. 10, 2009, In Oslo, Norway From An Excerpt Broadcast Live By The Pacifica Radio Program Democracy Now With Amy Goodman, 2 One Clip Of President Obama Is From A Press Conference During 2009 In Which He Addressed Calls To Intervene For M. Zelaya, The Ousted Honduran President, And I Found The Clip On The Broadcast Of Democracy Now On January 1, 2010, Hope, War And Resistance 2009 In Review, 3314 Minutes Into The Broadcast Roughly - Although I Could Not Locate The Clip Elsewhere And 3 The Audio Clips Of Martin Luther King Are From An Audio Recording Of His Speech Beyond Vietnam, Delivered On April 4, 1967 At Riverside Church In New York City, Made Available Online By David Barsamian Of Alternative Radio At The Audio Internet Archive.
The Pictures, Throughout All Five Parts, Are Mostly There To Give Listeners Something To Look At, But Some Are Of Current And Relevant Events And Issues.
I Created This Mostly To Show How King's Words And Spirit Are As Effective And Would Be As Pertinent Today As They Were In The 1960s.
While Making This I Couldn't Help But To Notice How Some Of The Things He Said In The Speech At Riverside Still Apply Today.
I Also Intended To Use King's Words To Express My Own Response, The Way I Feel In Regards To Obama's Nobel Speech.
The Clips Of Video Footage You See Are From The 2010 Martin Luther King Day Marade In Denver, Colorado On Colfax Ave.
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