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13 November 1967: Martin Luther King Interview (1967) | Slate

13 November 1967: Martin Luther King Interview

Clyde Alleyne, Britain's first black TV news reporter, questions Dr. Martin Luther King about British racism within months of his tragic assassination.

Released: 1967
Runtime: 2m

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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