October 15, 1986

Martin Luther King Jr. Forum

Panelists discussed Martin Luther King, Jr: The Leader and the Legacy. They answered audience questions after the presentations.
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Julian Bond Communications Director Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Clayborne Carson Director Stanford University->Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project

Arthur S. Flemming Chairman Citizens' Commission on Civil Rights
David J. Garrow Professor American University->History Department
Louis Harlan Professor University of Maryland, College Park->History Department
Ronald Hoffman Professor University of Maryland, College Park->History Department
Nathan Huggins Professor Harvard University->Afro-American Studies
Aldon Morris Professor University of Michigan->Sociology Department
Robert P. Moses Founder Algebra Project
Diane Nash Student Nashville, TN->Sit-in Movement Organizer
Frederick D Schwengel President U.S. Capitol Historical Society
Howard Zinn Historian

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Program ID:: 150675-1
Category:: Public Affairs Event
Format:: Forum
Location:: Washington, District of Columbia, United States
First Aired:: Oct 15, 1986 | 10:39am EDT | C-SPAN 1

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Oct 15, 1986 | 10:39am EDT | C-SPAN 1

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