The Martin Luther King Jr. Speech That Could Have Saved Millions Of Lives

MLK Jr. read the signs all the way back in 1967. He knew that the U.S. government was spending too much on war, and he did everything he could to tell people. Maybe someday we’ll heed his words from 46 years ago — hopefully someday really, really soon.

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Rollie Williams

Jan 21, 2013

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