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What is the main idea of you have a dream speech?
to express our views
Who wrote the speech 'I Have a Dream'?
I Have a Dream is a speech given in 1963 by Martin Luther king, Jr. about freedom.
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there was 250,000 people at martin luther king jr. speech 'i have a dream"
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noone nows sorry
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he gave the I Have a Dream speech.
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