Martin Luther King Jr. — CBC interview (1959)
In 1959, Martin Luther King Jr. sat down with panelists on a CBC program to discussion racial segregation in America and how Dr. King believed integration could be achieved in the future.
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Interviewer: If you were in charge of rectifying this situation what decisions would you make how can we best rectify the for the whole problem of segregation?
MLK: Well, I think it will tell many forces working together. There isn't one answer. One hand, or one force that will solve the problem. It means that the federal government will have to do a great deal and taking a positive, forthright stand. The moderates of the white South will have to become more courageous and positive on there stand, and liberals all over the country. And I think the church religious organizat...