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Does Martin Luther King attack the governments Vietnam policy in a speech at the Chicago coliseum?
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Who did Martin Luther king play football for?
For the chicago bears.
Where was mlk's residence?
Martin Luther King Jr Was Born In Chicago.
Why didn't some people support the Vietnam war?
Critics of American involvement in the Vietnam conflict, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., considered it unjust and immoral.
What is the phone number of the Martin Luther King Center in East Chicago?
The phone number of the Martin Luther King Center is: 219-397-4092.
What was Martin Luther King Jrs position in the Vietnam war?
He opposed it because he believed that militarism was allied with racism.
How did Martin Luther King Jr refer to the US involvement in Vietnam?
How did Martin Luther King, Jr., refer to the U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
What is Martin Luther King main point why you are opposed to the war in Vietnam?
No
Where is the Martin Luther King Center in East Chicago located?
The address of the Martin Luther King Center is: 4902 Melville Avenue, East Chicago, 46312 3760
Why did you go into war with Vietnam?
To see if Martin Luther King was there to give me peace.
Who did Martin Luther king play football for?
For the chicago bears.
Were There any African American Vietnam War Political Activist?
Martin Luther King
When did Martin L King come to Chicago?
November 1966 was the month Martin Luther King went to Chicago.
Where was mlk's residence?
Martin Luther King Jr Was Born In Chicago.
What was the opinion of Martin Luther King about the Vietnam War?
it took resources away from social reform.
Who is nbas Luther heads father?
Luther Head's dad is Luther Dale Head. "Dale" the father, and I grew up together in Tchula Ms, before he moved to Chicago, Ill.
What was the opinion of Martin Luther King Jr. about the Vietnam War?
it took resources away from social reform.
Why didn't some people support the Vietnam war?
Critics of American involvement in the Vietnam conflict, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., considered it unjust and immoral.
