Martin Luther King, Jr. embraced Gandhi's principles of non-violent resistance and civil disobedience and applied them to challenge the unjust, discriminatory practices employed by a predominantly white society against black people. These principles guided him as he articulated with a persuasive, spellbinding, emotional intensity the injustices and indignities practiced against his race and against the other colored peoples of the world. In 1964 Dr. King won the coveted Nobel Peace Prize and accepted the prize in Oslo, Norway. 

Disc One

American Dream

Creative Protest

Disc Two

We must Love each other

The Dilemma and the Challenge

All Here and Now

The better Way

We shall Overcome