Nonviolence: Did Dr. King's Critics Misunderstand His Psycological Strategy? (Black Jesus.com)

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January 19, 2009

Nonviolence: Did Dr. King's Critics Misunderstand His Psycological Strategy?

It's unfortunate that every MLK Day, TV producers seem unable to find any clip other than King's 'free at last!' moment. Here King, in an interview, shares his philosophy of non-violence. King understood that his enemies really wanted violence as a justification for retaliation. Historically, King's nonviolent strategy has proved to be the only way to bring about change.

Dr. King is questioned about Jame Baldwin's opinion of Nonviolence.

January 19, 2009 in Black History | Permalink

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