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If you need inspiration, if you need to cry, if you need energy, hope, strength, love, anything, watch this.

Remember the beauty of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Tom Fadial

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  1. Wow, I’m not afraid to admit that I cry every time I watch it.

    It’s as if he knew that he was going to die.

    Thame

    Jan 16, 01:42 PM #

  2. Wow, that’s powerful. I thought it was going to be his “I have a dream” speech / sermon. He certainly had more courage than most people who have ever lived. Thanks for posting this.

    Nathan Smith

    Jan 17, 09:57 PM #

  3. Powa Powa!! now I have inspiration! tnx

    Marko

    Jan 18, 03:14 AM #

  4. I’d like to watch it, but the video seems to be not available anymore.

    Omar

    Feb 9, 09:29 PM #

  5. Unfortunately, the original video seems to have been removed. I have replaced the link with a video of his famous “I Have a Dream” speach. If you were wondering, the original video was of his final speech before he was killed, the transcript of which can be found here.

    Thame

    Feb 10, 04:05 PM #

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