patrice lumumba who had served as the first prime minister of the independent democratic republic of the congo it was the first time students clashed with police a scandal in berlin it was almost arrested strong athlete that he was he was able to get a wife. on the one hand there was a critic of the borzois capitalist order but on the other he was a devoted family man. met an american woman in a cafe in one thousand nine hundred sixty four and name was gay and she was a christian he could talk to her about religion and theology they became close but dutch his first love was for the revolution and he broke up with her the split didn t last long. he remembered lived with bleach and clots in american women
patrice lumumba who had served as the first prime minister of the independent democratic republic of the congo it was the first time students clashed with police a scandal in berlin it was almost arrested strong athlete that he was he was able to get away. on the one hand there was a critic of the borzois capitalist order but on the other he was a devoted family man. met an american woman in a cafe in one thousand nine hundred sixty four and name was great and she was a christian he could talk to her about religion and theology they became close but dutch his first love was for the revolution and he broke up with this but it didn t last long. he leave it to live with bleach and cloths and american women she s
this call unaided in august one thousand nine hundred sixty three when king led the famous march on washington and delivered his iconic i have a dream speech. the speech and the march propelled the civil rights movement forward in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the u.s. congress passed the civil rights act which outlawed discrimination based on race religion sex or national origin in the united states the same year king was awarded the nobel peace prize but he wasn t done yet. he continued to organize peaceful protests and marches which are often met with violence from authorities and prosecco geisha nests. in one nine hundred sixty eight king was helping organize sit ins against economic inequality when he was shot and killed in a hotel room in memphis tennessee he was only thirty nine years old. king s
was shot and killed in memphis tennessee across the u.s. it is a day to remember reflect and to use dr king s word to dream perhaps we first associate the name martin luther king with the struggle of african-americans or even southern u.s. blacks but his message reached beyond the north american shores and found a global audience the divided city of berlin is a prime example in september one thousand nine hundred sixty four dr king visited both west and east berlin in nearly identical addresses he emphasized an inescapable destiny which binds us all together more on his legacy right here in just a moment but first this report. her defining moment in american history in one thousand nine hundred sixty three civil
war i think to some in post mccarthy america to some cold war is he sounded like old soviet operative so it s no surprise that the f.b.i. counterintelligence unit investigated him trying to for gathering incriminating information wiretapping his phone and i think some of the skepticism he met was also among parts of the of northern white political establishment because he was radical in questioning their faces and the values of american society at a time and working with king celebrated as as a hero around the world not just in the united states give us a sense of how is assassination was received here in europe. he was celebrated throughout the world he received the nobel peace prize in one thousand nine hundred sixty four so all over the world people reacted in shock to