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In the front yard of his Atlanta home, Dr, King takes time out for a game of catch with his sons
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
In the front yard of his Atlanta home, Dr, King takes time out for a game of catch with his sons
ca. 1967
1991.3005.0012
Dr. King enjoys lunch with his family after church in Atlanta
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King enjoys lunch with his family after church in Atlanta
ca. 1967
1991.3005.0011
Dr. King addressing the New Politics Convention at the Chicago Coliseum. He spoke about the direction of the war in Vietnam, the beginnings of a better quality of life for all people, and the concept ection City"
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King addressing the New Politics Convention at the Chicago Coliseum. He spoke about the direction of the war in Vietnam, the beginnings of a better quality of life for all people, and the concept ection City"
October 1967
1991.3005.0010
Dr. King in the crowd at the United Nations
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King in the crowd at the United Nations
April 15, 1967
1991.3005.0009
Surrounded by supporters, advisors, and security personnel, Dr. King prepares for his speech at the United Nations. At left is NBC correspondent Ponchita Pierce
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Surrounded by supporters, advisors, and security personnel, Dr. King prepares for his speech at the United Nations. At left is NBC correspondent Ponchita Pierce
April 15, 1967
1991.3005.0008
Dr. King in his office at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Headquarters in Atlanta. His is shown working on one of his speeches
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King in his office at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Headquarters in Atlanta. His is shown working on one of his speeches
ca. 1967
1991.3005.0007
Dr. King's children view his body lying in state, Sister's Chapel, Spellman College, Atlanta. Pictured are Yolanda, Berenice, and Martin Luther King III. Not pictured is Dexter Scott King
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King's children view his body lying in state, Sister's Chapel, Spellman College, Atlanta. Pictured are Yolanda, Berenice, and Martin Luther King III. Not pictured is Dexter Scott King
April 6, 1968
1991.3005.0006
Memphis, Tennessee, Part of a mass gathering of supporters assembled to honor Dr. King
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Memphis, Tennessee, Part of a mass gathering of supporters assembled to honor Dr. King
April 6, 1968
1991.3005.0005
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. addresses the crowd outside the United Nations. Flags from Dag Hammerskjold Plaza fly in the rear. Here he made his speech declaring the war in Vietnam a racist war before an est.500,000 people
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. addresses the crowd outside the United Nations. Flags from Dag Hammerskjold Plaza fly in the rear. Here he made his speech declaring the war in Vietnam a racist war before an est.500,000 people
April 15, 1967
1991.3005.0004
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
April 15, 1967
1991.3005.0003
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Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. Benjamin Spock, Dr. King, and Monsignor Rice of Pittsburgh march in the Solidarity Day Parade at the United Nations Building
April 15, 1967
1991.3005.0002
Dr. King at the pulpit of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, addressing his congregation
Photograph
Benedict J. Fernandez
Dr. King at the pulpit of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, addressing his congregation
November 1967
1991.3005.0001
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