Thank God for MLK and his strong conviction in a man's right to live free and be treated equal.
Justindhas
02/24/2021 06:21
Amen
Subhash V.
02/23/2021 11:56
India needs another Ambedakar and Martin Luther King to free shudra of India from their slavery of mind,illeducation,and all basic human rights for livelihood and equality for all corners of life.
Justindhas
02/17/2021 04:38
Amen
Justindhas
02/17/2021 04:37
Amen
Venkataraman S.
01/25/2021 16:17
Wow great people
Abhijeet K.
01/20/2021 17:43
https://youtu.be/NQEScSEL-uA
Nabeel H.
01/20/2021 10:00
Can anyone tell name of background music song??
Santhi S.
01/20/2021 02:31
So much of respect for u Sir. Ur battle still goes on n hope one day d promised land wil exist.
Bariu N.
01/19/2021 20:25
Black lives matters
Muhammad A.
01/19/2021 13:34
Martin Luther King Jr
Hepsy A.
01/19/2021 04:40
Amen. Let us follow his dream of 'no discrimination of colour'. We in India are from light brown to dark brown and are very conscious about it. Where can anyone get the colour? From a Goldsmith's shop? From a plastic surgeon? Its in God's hands. If you are a believer of God, please don't discriminate the people who are created by God. They are all created in the image of God. Don't be inhumane, we all are created from dust and will become dust one day🙏
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:59
Amen
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:56
Ameen
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:55
Amen
Afaq A.
01/19/2021 02:36
Hey what a coincidence. Today is my english paper and contents include martin Luther King's speech "i have a dream"
Sukhdev A.
01/19/2021 00:31
Wonderful man
Amar D.
01/18/2021 23:31
People like to have a black dog, a black Mercedes, black shoes, black dress, as well as a black chocolate or black colored cake to eat but they don't like to have a black skin friend
Rodolfo R.
01/18/2021 21:57
Freedom for Humanity. Love, Hope and Faith! Dreams for Everyone...
Ajay D.
01/18/2021 20:39
Well l must mentioned that on 10th of Feb1959, Martin Luther King accompanied by his wife Coretta and his friend Dr Lawrence Reddick arrived to Bombay. They stayed exactly for one month in India and on March 10 they waved good-bye at the New Delhi airport.
They had a grand reception in India and were received by then the Prime Minister Nehru. They went on pilgrimage to pay homage and respect to his mentor's at his graveyard. ( Mahatma Gandhi).
On March l, they spent a day at the Amniabad ashram. He also went to lay a wreath on his entombed ashes at Rajghat.
In the state of Kerela, the city of Trivandum King was to speak to some high school students largely attended by who were the children of former untouchables, the principal introduced King by saying " Young people, l would like to present to you a fellow untouchable from United States of America."
He was also close and active with " The Bhoodanists" movement which was led by Vinoba Bhave and Jayaprakash Narayan.
He left India more convinced than ever before that nonviolent resistance was the most powerful weapon available to oppressed people in their struggle for freedom.
Long live the legacy of Martin Luther king and Mahatma Gandhi.
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30 comments
Indira P.
06/22/2021 17:42Thank God for MLK and his strong conviction in a man's right to live free and be treated equal.
Justindhas
02/24/2021 06:21Amen
Subhash V.
02/23/2021 11:56India needs another Ambedakar and Martin Luther King to free shudra of India from their slavery of mind,illeducation,and all basic human rights for livelihood and equality for all corners of life.
Justindhas
02/17/2021 04:38Amen
Justindhas
02/17/2021 04:37Amen
Venkataraman S.
01/25/2021 16:17Wow great people
Abhijeet K.
01/20/2021 17:43https://youtu.be/NQEScSEL-uA
Nabeel H.
01/20/2021 10:00Can anyone tell name of background music song??
Santhi S.
01/20/2021 02:31So much of respect for u Sir. Ur battle still goes on n hope one day d promised land wil exist.
Bariu N.
01/19/2021 20:25Black lives matters
Muhammad A.
01/19/2021 13:34Martin Luther King Jr
Hepsy A.
01/19/2021 04:40Amen. Let us follow his dream of 'no discrimination of colour'. We in India are from light brown to dark brown and are very conscious about it. Where can anyone get the colour? From a Goldsmith's shop? From a plastic surgeon? Its in God's hands. If you are a believer of God, please don't discriminate the people who are created by God. They are all created in the image of God. Don't be inhumane, we all are created from dust and will become dust one day🙏
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:59Amen
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:56Ameen
Murtuza M.
01/19/2021 03:55Amen
Afaq A.
01/19/2021 02:36Hey what a coincidence. Today is my english paper and contents include martin Luther King's speech "i have a dream"
Sukhdev A.
01/19/2021 00:31Wonderful man
Amar D.
01/18/2021 23:31People like to have a black dog, a black Mercedes, black shoes, black dress, as well as a black chocolate or black colored cake to eat but they don't like to have a black skin friend
Rodolfo R.
01/18/2021 21:57Freedom for Humanity. Love, Hope and Faith! Dreams for Everyone...
Ajay D.
01/18/2021 20:39Well l must mentioned that on 10th of Feb1959, Martin Luther King accompanied by his wife Coretta and his friend Dr Lawrence Reddick arrived to Bombay. They stayed exactly for one month in India and on March 10 they waved good-bye at the New Delhi airport. They had a grand reception in India and were received by then the Prime Minister Nehru. They went on pilgrimage to pay homage and respect to his mentor's at his graveyard. ( Mahatma Gandhi). On March l, they spent a day at the Amniabad ashram. He also went to lay a wreath on his entombed ashes at Rajghat. In the state of Kerela, the city of Trivandum King was to speak to some high school students largely attended by who were the children of former untouchables, the principal introduced King by saying " Young people, l would like to present to you a fellow untouchable from United States of America." He was also close and active with " The Bhoodanists" movement which was led by Vinoba Bhave and Jayaprakash Narayan. He left India more convinced than ever before that nonviolent resistance was the most powerful weapon available to oppressed people in their struggle for freedom. Long live the legacy of Martin Luther king and Mahatma Gandhi.