Henry Louis Gates - If Martin Luther King came back, he'd say we need another civil rights movem...

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If Martin Luther King came back, he'd say we need another civil rights movement built on class not race.

Henry Louis Gates

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Wenn Martin Luther King zurückkam, würde er sagen, dass wir eine andere Bürgerrechtsbewegung brauchen, die auf der Klasse und nicht auf der Rasse aufgebaut ist.

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