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=="I Have A Dream"==
=="I Have A Dream"==
Dr. King's monumental speech at a huge gathering in Washington, D.C., electrified the nation. Many people who had not previously considered equal rights for blacks to be an important issue were impressed with the many points he made in his speech about racial discrimination. His eloquent theme of "Let freedom ring" (reminiscent of [[Archibald Carey]]'s 1951 sermon) likewise motivated many Americans, particular white Judeo-Christians, to take up the cause of integration.
Dr. King's monumental speech at a huge gathering in Washington, D.C., electrified the nation. Many people who had not previously considered equal rights for blacks to be an important issue were impressed with the many points he made in his speech about racial discrimination. His eloquent theme of "Let freedom ring" (reminiscent of [[Archibald Carey]]'s 1951 sermon)<ref>[http://www.snopes.com/history/american/mlking.asp Four Things About King] Snopes</ref> likewise motivated many Americans, particular white Judeo-Christians, to take up the cause of integration.
==Political affiliation==
==Political affiliation==