Daily Topics - Monday January 19th, 2015

Join Thom in our chatroom during the program!

Be sure to check out our videos: CARBON, LAST HOURS & GREEN WORLD RISING - narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Hour One: How do we fulfill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream? / PLUS, Time to end police brutality - Rev. D. Alexander Bullock, Change Angent Consortium

Hour Two: What would MLK, Jr. think of America today? Dr. Clarence Lusane, American University / The Black History of the White House

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helbent93 11 years 26 weeks ago
#1

According to Wikipedia, Pettus was Grand Dragon of the Alabama KKK.

How did I not know this?

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mathboy 11 years 26 weeks ago
#2

On November 9th last year, I outlived Martin Luther King. I wish I had accomplished a thousandth as much as him in that time.

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