I was a freshman at UCLA in April 1965. I was present to hear Dr. King's address. He was inspiring. I earned my bachelor's degree and MBA at UCLA, his speech helped me understand how important it was to complete my education. I was one of no more than 100 black students at UCLA in 1965 out of more than 25,000 students at the time. I thought he was speaking to me personally. Today, as people all over the world remember the work of this wonderful man, is a great time to listen to this speech again.

How wonderful to be able to hear this. Three years later, when Dr. King was tragically murdered, I was a freshman at UCLA, and I remember older students talking about having attended this 1965 speech, and how moved they were by it. I knew then that I would love to have heard it. I only had to wait 47 years! Thank you, archivists!

Man... I am overwhelmed by Dr. King's wisdom

How exciting that this has been recovered. Love the UCLA archives.

Absolutely brilliant "Facts is the absence of contradiction but truth is the presence of coherence. In a real sense truth is the interrelatedness of facts." What a clarification.

"so maybe we need a new organization in our world.. the international organization for the advancement for creative maladjustment..." Such creativity is brilliant! This man is a pure visionary of world peace. God bless him.

thanks for sharing this beautiful piece of history

No doubt, this man was a true man of the people. You can tell by how much he terrified those in power, and everything they did in an effort to destroy him. Today, King has been turned into a Santa Claus type figure, a warm and cuddly man who fought for racial equality. The truth is, he was a revolutionary. He spoke out against the war, and he did so more eloquently and powerfully than anyone, in my opinion. He knew that economic struggles would be what matters in the future, and he fought for all of us in that regard, not just African Americans.

We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth like brothers.

Sthanks you " UCLACommStudies " for sharing this post. God Bless You.

Thank God for Martin Luther King Jr. and for all people who have the courage to stand up against the tides of the mainstream for the betterment of all society. An injustice against any of us is an injustice against all of us.

We need this mans knowledge and understanding of society in our de facto expression. How do we get this message to where it needs to be? this is something we have to figure out as a nation. Every race, color and creed of this nation has to pull together to figure it out. Americans have the resources to do it. Dr. King set the plan in motion and although he's not here we have to figure it out on our own as best we can.

Hopefully somebody is tracking down more tapes that are hidden or lost. These tapes are so precious.

a true man of God.

great video he did so much for us

R.I.P Dr MARTIN Luther King Jr.

Dr King's speeches are still working miracles. They are new every day.

Time. Confusing God's good time with our own, by swallowing the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. God bless you Martin Luther King, Jr. The example of your life and dream, its spiritual, social, and relevance is exponentially greater today. You put the civility in the word and concept of CIVILization. You have saved the spiritual life of generations to come.

Let me take a pause and send my appreciation to the late MARTIN LUTHER KING

The Greatest Leader/Orator/American/Human of all time.

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Martin Luther King you are a lenged love you man.

In the last year of his life almost everyone abandoned him because of a speech he gave a ueqr to the day they killed him because he came out against the Vietnam war.Hes poor peoples campaign.One of the greatest human being of the 20th century

Thank you

This was a great man, but his spirit lives on!

Just everything nice that non could imagine . Thank the mighty one of Jacob for gifting our world with such A man .

Where do we go from here? We have now entered into a new Era of right and wrong. We are living in a world that is testing us to our core.

As one of the attendees, there needs be some clarification of the dynamics of this speech. Per the Daily Bruin, the student body agreed to pay the entourage a cash stipend (I believe it was $5000) with the caveat that no additional funds would be solicited at the event. After the event, however, hats were passed. The Daily Bruin was not amused.

Amen

This was at my alma mater LACC, formerly known as UCLA, Southern Branch! The most shocking part about this video appear in words beneath it: The views and ideas expressed in these videos are not necessarily shared by the University of California, or by the UCLA Communication Studies Department.

It’s A Damn Good Thang That Us Black People Can Easily Vote Nowadays Wherever We Wanna Go To Without The BS The Black’s Went Through Back In The 60’s

rest in the good news

He was LOVED!!!

O my god

The MLK, jr Children may be already suing UCLA to get control over this.

starts at 4:42

I’m Curious 🤨 How Did Both JFK & Dr.King Greeted Each Other When They Meet Together Up In Heaven Cause These 2 Clearly Didn’t Really Like Each Other

Martin Luther King Jr said now is the time then he also said that love is action Jesus is Love

Dr. Martin Luther King in California ? His body presence was in a way limited all over the The world. but his ideas of peace, justice and dignity are infinite, for years to come.

Oscar Wilde Quote: “All trials are trials for one's life, just as all sentences are sentences of death.”

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think about you everyday I got so much to say

ITS TimeI Got You Son. I'm Coming High and Fired up for My Job is to Do thy will and trust your Father who did Love His Brother who fought for is color He is GOD SON. On God All keep loving finding learning all about who God was and is black speaking in him I stand with you all Do Thy Will for all My Black Children are God's creation For Jesus No everything.We change colors in time I will send my Workers to Love you as her real Brother.I Got Black 🖤 cause I'm Black and Proud of my color Thankyou Jesus For giving Martin Luther King is Giving him all things he saved himself by being the church you have God's Voice body soul Gangsta who life was empty I'm Now Your Now Martin Luther king Is Riseing as we speak he is The Power to save all I Give you The True God that speaks and is herd with power of thy Farther no more waiting the time is Now Monday January 8 I will Come to you with I beleaved in You and prayed for you I cried and I got and did not lission to no one but Me witch God lives in me and all my black brothers and sisters to come now I love you No more government will over power my Farther or the Son or the Holy Spirit from the most HIGH.you as my rooted in Me all of your Day all of your life with building freeing teaching the Black Children of thy Farther and Fight for them until I walk out with them in demand of thy Farther so we can Love what God created For Them who suffered I will take you Home Safely With God's Prayer and Your The Son who God has loved you from the beginning.

What was the American religious impulse of Dr. King’s message? o King had faith that "the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God" could reform white America through the nonviolent Civil Rights Movement. o A point to consider is to contrast the respective aims and means of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. to evaluate the possibilities for black American progress in the 1960s. o Despite the political gains of the 1960s, Black Nationalist militancy continued to gather strength, mainly because social and economic discrimination persisted. Beginning in the summer of 1965, following riots in the Watts section of Los Angeles, urban unrest became endemic to many northern black communities. The Watts riot exploded when a seemingly routine traffic stop erupted into violence. The riot lasted six days and left thirty-four dead and more than one thousand injured. Persistent racism was certainly one cause of the riots, but so was the civil rights movement’s strategic decision not to address urban poverty. The “long hot summers” continued throughout the late 1960s after Dr. King’s assassination; and, as a result, the militant Black Power movement emerged in strength.

great American

and thats the day that clark the shark was born from g.e the sharka-doodle-doo the white black song baby

Freakin' Dean Rockwell sounds like a descendant of the old order, let's pray God give him an heart of flesh.

MLK starts speaking at 5:23

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Man O Man The 60’s Very Very Hard Terrible 😞 Horrible For The Black’s That Couldn’t Go Vote Much Less Getting Fired From There Job’s Just Because 😏 They Wanted To Go To The Courthouses To Vote MMM 🤔 SMH 🤦🏽‍♀️ On This Fact

Water 🌊 Caught Fire 🔥 When U. Cannot Know The Weather It's A Sign I'm Comfortor For Spirit One Onipent, Intity Who He Is God Child

God is.

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When Martin Luther King was assassinated by order of LBJ, it was not because he 'King' was a gifted leader and speaker, it was because they feared him more than they loathed him, and, most of all King was a true minister of the Gospel of God who did not depend upon the political environment of the day, the professors, lawyers and doctors opinions to define right and wrong. With the popularity and influence Martin Luther King had and still has by the life he lived, if he had run for any elected office, he would have won by a landslide. What we know now about the corruption & deep state that was well established before 1960 would concur with the the suggestion that LBJ ordered the murder of President Kennedy, Senator Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, members of the Warren Commission and no telling how many more, just to stay in power and continue to feed the globalists oligarchy and the military industrial complex. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was in the process of ending the war in Indonesia when he was assassinated. Lyndon Johnson used the false flag even in the Tonkin Gulf as an excuse to escalate that war out for years longer.

Earthly As Ones Belief's, Believer's Trying Too Hear, Word!? Oh I'm Fine, High As Hell.... But Open-minded God Child

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I don't pary for Satan or the devil.

1635..a black plantation owner went to court to make legal selling his property of humans. Georgia. Video the first slave owner in America. Thanks..as the soldiers took stance the natives were called savages. They already had white families too. My own comes from such. Wealth search is the key about taxes. Three countries, believed 4 have the same profile of declaration. Let's see what gives and takes.... 3 extinct or close to extinct cultures when taken from this place.

But you know that I don't like the political stuff 😒😏

His dream was flawed... His dream was a lie... His dream...was Weeak!

Amen