The Assassination of MLK and How It Changed America w/Dr. Gerald Horne

Dr. Gerald Horne is the author of more than thirty books and one hundred scholarly articles and reviews. Dr. Horne holds the Moores Professorship of History and African American Studies at the University of Houston. On this podcast we cover the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr - what happened and how did it impact Black America in particular and the U.S. broadly.
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  • @manueldavidson1398
    @manueldavidson139818 күн бұрын

    Outstanding interview!! Dr. Gerald Horne is an absolute treasure.

  • @LeeeerrrroooyJennnnnkins
    @LeeeerrrroooyJennnnnkinsАй бұрын

    Great interview, thanks

  • @poloniuswonk
    @poloniuswonkАй бұрын

    The Invisible Hand!

  • @AlLindsay
    @AlLindsayАй бұрын

    🙏🏿🌹 YHVH...be with You!!! 🌹🙏🏿

  • @poloniuswonk
    @poloniuswonkАй бұрын

    We were told to avoid HBCUs and to major in concrete subjects. But the first thing they tell a Black engineer is to get an MBA, which delays marriage, family planning, and home ownership.

  • @walter1932

    @walter1932

    Ай бұрын

    Who told us to avoid HBCU’s? Most of us acquire bachelor degrees from HBCU’s. Self hatred is alive & well in the remnants of our community.

  • @komiczar

    @komiczar

    Ай бұрын

    Even it it is true, what does it indicate about individual only who does what is told them, with blindly obeying and without questioning? What does it sa about the schooling the person received? Who has the responsibility to investigate, examine, and analyze the validity of the imparted information?

  • @poloniuswonk
    @poloniuswonkАй бұрын

    Adam Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations, which established division of labor and, ultimately, mass production. What happened to the mass decentralization and customization of production?

  • @tommystovall6153
    @tommystovall6153Ай бұрын

    Whom am i, i should say that I am just an grain of sand of the beach, at the mercy of the waves of the ocean, wind, and the movements of this great thing called life, but with out me and countless others there will be no beach .

  • @poloniuswonk
    @poloniuswonkАй бұрын

    Problem solved: William Aura, a Technical and speechwriting service. You can shut me up. But you cannot shut me down.But if you do, I got languages.

  • @user-up6wj2gh7u
    @user-up6wj2gh7uАй бұрын

    The civil rights movement was a moral movement. It seems that after King was assassinated morality was deemphasized in the black community.