
359: Martin Luther King's Dream
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359: Martin Luther King's Dream mentions The Speech: The Story Behind Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' by Gary Younge, a poem by the Welsh poet, by R.S. Thomas, Your Wish Is Your Command, and I Have a Dream by Gary Young with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
Gary Young, whose book on the speech, I couldn't recommend more highly, points out that if you listen to an audio book.
R.S. Thomas is writing about a Methodist preacher.
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“Gary Young, whose book on the speech, I couldn't recommend more highly, points out that if you listen to an audio book.”
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“And weirdly, I was reminded of a poem by the Welsh poet, R.S. Thomas, which may seem a million miles away from, you know, the civil rights movement and everything.”
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“Mentioned as a successful book with over 100,000 five-star reviews, discussing its impact on income and the law of attraction.”
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“Gary Young wrote a brilliant book about the I Have a Dream speech and the march on Washington.”
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“The excerpt references the book of Isaiah in relation to a biblical quote invoked during Martin Luther King's speech.”
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“The excerpt mentions Gary Young's book discussing the brevity of the memorable passage from Martin Luther King's speech.”
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“You must be familiar with that, Tom. Yeah, just this rolling down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream from the book of Amos.”
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