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Martin Luther King, Jr
Richard Reddie
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Description for Martin Luther King, Jr
Paperback.
Martin Luther King's public life lasted only 13 years - yet in that time, he changed the USA's attitude to civil rights forever and continues to inspire human rights movements today. Richard Reddie has written the first book on King since Barack Obama became US president and considers whether Obama is the fulfilment of "King's dream". Reddie seamlessly melds King's religious, social, political and racial ideas in ways that are understandable, yet sophisticated; and captures his legacy and impact on both sides of the Atlantic. Reddie uses copious photographs throughout to chronicle the great man's life and times. As the ... Read more
Martin Luther King's public life lasted only 13 years - yet in that time, he changed the USA's attitude to civil rights forever and continues to inspire human rights movements today. Richard Reddie has written the first book on King since Barack Obama became US president and considers whether Obama is the fulfilment of "King's dream". Reddie seamlessly melds King's religious, social, political and racial ideas in ways that are understandable, yet sophisticated; and captures his legacy and impact on both sides of the Atlantic. Reddie uses copious photographs throughout to chronicle the great man's life and times. As the ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2011
Publisher
Lion Hudson Plc United Kingdom
Number of pages
192
Condition
New
Number of Pages
192
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780745952826
SKU
V9780745952826
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About Richard Reddie
Richard Reddie is the author of the acclaimed 'Abolition!'. His most recent book, 'Black Muslims in Britain' was adapted into a high profile Radio 4 documentary.
Reviews for Martin Luther King, Jr
This book is essential reading for an age that may be forgetting this struggle.
Pat Ashworth
Church Times
Pat Ashworth
Church Times