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« Au-delà du Vietnam » discours de Martin Luther King Jr. | Haiti Liberte

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A l’occasion de l’anniversaire de naissance du Dr Martin Luther King Jr. né le 15 janvier 1929. Nous publions son discours « Au-delà du Vietnam » qu’il  a prononcé à l'église Riverside de New York le 4 avril 1967, un an avant son assassinat. Dans ce document, le Dr King a qualifié les États-Unis de « plus grand

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