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16 January 2005

Martin Luther King, Jr. Random Reader

For nonviolence not only calls upon its adherents to avoid external physical violence, but it calls upon them to avoid internal violence of spirit. It calls on them to engage in that something called love. And I know it is difficult sometimes. When I say love at this point, I'm not talking about an affectionate emotion. It's nonsense to urge people, oppressed people, to love their oppressors in an affectionate sense. I'm talking about something much deeper. I'm talking about a sort of understanding, creative, redemptive goodwill for all men. --Martin Luther King, Jr., Address at the Freedom Rally in Cobo Hall, 23 June 1963

Selected Speeches:
"I've Been to the Mountaintop"
"I Have a Dream"
"Beyond Vietnam -- A Time to Break Silence"
Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
Eulogy for Minister James Reeb

Websites:
The King Center
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University
Martin Luther King, Jr Day of Service
The Time 100: Martin Luther King

Blogs:
Red Mind in a Blue State
Tony Minich's Thoughts
Ihsan
Another day in my bubble
Nashvegas

If you come across anything out-of-the-ordinary on this topic, be sure to leave a link in comments below.

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This is a fantastic little MLK resource so I'm linking to your entry today! Great job putting it all together!

Time-sensitive link: http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/fishwrapper.html

What would Martin Luther King have us do to eradicate hate and racism on the internet blog sites of today? I believe that he would have us fill the internet with positive messages, thus leaving less room for those bent on hate, destruction and racism. That's what I'm trying to do with this tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.:

It Only Hurts when I Cry
Dr BLT
words and music by Dr. Bruce L. Thiessen, aka Dr. BLT (c) 2006
http://www.drblt.net/music/itonlyhurts.mp3

If we hold on to King's dream, we all face:

A Future 2B Hold
Dr. BLT
words and music by Dr. Bruce L. Thiessen, aka Dr. BLT (c) 2007
http://www.drblt.net/music/future3.mp3

Dr BLT
Blog n roll artist

Mazel tov, Roxanne. It is a blessing and a privilege to get a visit from the good doctor.

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