The Last Sunday Sermon of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

1-21-20

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - The Drum Major of Justice.

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GREETINGS my Fellow brothers and sisters!

Do yourself a favor, listen to this SERMON.
You will be blessed with THOUGHTS.
You should think, learn, and be blessed with wisdom.
You should rethink your role of eradication of RACISM and racial injustice.

The city and county of Milwaukee calls for your will to REMOVE Enduring Concentrated Poverty
and allow Milwaukeeans to
be exposed to "inalienable rights" and the "pursuit of happiness".

Dr. King takes his time, with passion and care, to share with us in the word as only he can,
tap on our common sense, the laziness of will, disenfranchisement, oppressive hard times,
and one of our strongest traits as African Americans - TENACITY.
THANK YOU DR. KING! WE CELEBRATE YOUR 91st Birthday.

This is the last Sunday sermon of Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. He delivered his final Sunday sermon on March 31, 1968, from the Canterbury Pulpit ...