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Draft, ''How My Mind Has Changed in the Last Decade''

http://okra.stanford.edu/en/permalink/document600413-023

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Place Written: [Atlanta, Ga.]

Document Date: [4/13/1960]

Genre: Article

Document Type: Document

Type of Writing: Autograph -- author's hand

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Author Dates: 1929-1968

Document ID: 600413-023

Document Date: [4/13/1960]

Type of Writing: Autograph -- author's hand

Document Type: Document

Type of Version: Fragment

Status: Cal. 6

Place Written: [Atlanta, Ga.]

Genre: Article

Document Length: 18 pp.

Document Note: Draft of 4/13/1960 Christian Century

Names: Rauschenbusch, Walter; Gandhi, Mahatma; Niebuhr, Reinhold; Tillich, Paul; Sartre, Jean Paul; Marx, Karl; Kant, Immanuel; Hume, David; Nietzsche, Fredrick Wilheim; Kierkegaard, Soren; Jaspers, Karl

Places: Montgomery, Ala.

Topics: Nonviolence; Theology, Doctrinal; Ethics; Existentialism; Social Gospel; Satyagraha; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Religion; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Education; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Political and Social views

Other Topics: Christianity and the Social Crisis

Code for Location of Original: CSKC-INP

Location of Original: Coretta Scott King Collection, In Private Hands

Location of Original - Detail: Sermon Files, folder 224

Copy Location (1): MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.

Date Created: 3/19/1998 12:00:00 AM

Date Verified: 04/14/1998

Date Updated: 11/4/2009 10:40:02 AM

Draft, ''How My Mind Has Changed in the Last Decade''

http://okra.stanford.edu/en/permalink/document600413-024

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Place Written: [Atlanta, Ga.]

Document Date: [4/13/1960]

Genre: Article

Document Type: Document

Type of Writing: Autograph -- author's hand

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Author Dates: 1929-1968

Document ID: 600413-024

Document Date: [4/13/1960]

Type of Writing: Autograph -- author's hand

Document Type: Document

Type of Version: Draft

Status: Cal. 5; Cal. 6

Place Written: [Atlanta, Ga.]

Genre: Article

Document Length: 28 pp.

Document Note: Draft of 4/13/1960 Christian Century

Names: Rauschenbusch, Walter; Gandhi, Mahatma; Niebuhr, Reinhold; Tillich, Paul; Sartre, Jean Paul; Marx, Karl; Kant, Immanuel; Hume, David; Nietzsche, Fredrick Wilheim; Kierkegaard, Soren; Jaspers, Karl; Hegel, George Wilhelm Friedrich

Places: Montgomery, Ala.

Topics: Nonviolence; Theology, Doctrinal; Ethics; Existentialism; Social Gospel; Satyagraha; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Religion; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Education; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Political and Social views

Other Topics: Christianity and the Social Crisis

Code for Location of Original: CSKC-INP

Location of Original: Coretta Scott King Collection, In Private Hands

Location of Original - Detail: Sermon Files, folder 224

Copy Location (1): MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.

Date Created: 3/27/1998 12:00:00 AM

Date Verified: 04/14/1998

Date Updated: 11/4/2009 10:46:18 AM

''Are We Still Buying a New World with Old Confederate Bills?''

http://okra.stanford.edu/en/permalink/document601016-002

Author: Smith, Lillian Eugenia

Place Written: Atlanta, Ga.

Document Date: 10/16/1960

Genre: Speech

Document Type: Document

Type of Writing: Typed

Author: Smith, Lillian Eugenia

Author Dates: 1897-1966

Document ID: 601016-002

Document Date: 10/16/1960

Type of Writing: Typed

Document Type: Document

Status: Cal. 6

Place Written: Atlanta, Ga.

Genre: Speech

Document Length: 8 pp.

Names: Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich; Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous); Tillich, Paul; Buber, Martin; Jaspers, Karl; Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald)

Organizations: United Nations; Democratic Party; Republican Party

Topics: Afro-Americans - Civil rights; Communism; Theology; Race relations; Presidential candidates, 1960; political participation; Nonviolence; equality; Discrimination; Church and Race Relations; Afro-American student movements; Student movements

Code for Location of Original: CSKC-INP

Location of Original: Coretta Scott King Collection, In Private Hands

Location of Original - Detail: Sermon Files, folder 107 (Addresses by Others)

Copy Location (1): MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.

Date Created: 4/25/1997 12:00:00 AM

Date Verified: 04/28/1997

Date Updated: 10/27/2009 3:48:54 PM

''The Future of Integration,'' Address delivered at Ford Hall Forum

http://okra.stanford.edu/en/permalink/document601211-004

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Place Written: Boston, Mass.

Document Date: [12/11/1960]

Genre: Speech

Document Type: Audio Tape

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Author Dates: 1929-1968

Document ID: 601211-004

Document Date: [12/11/1960]

Document Type: Audio Tape

Status: Cal. 5

Place Written: Boston, Mass.

Genre: Speech

Document Length: 38.1 min.

Document Note: 1 sound cassette: analog

Dates: 1619-1862; 1857; 1863-1957; 1896; 5/17/1954

Names: Lincoln, Abraham; Jefferson, Thomas; Gandhi, Mahatma; Foreman, Lloyd; Amos (Biblical prophet); Jesus Christ

Organizations: White Citizens Council; Ku Klux Klan; United States. Supreme Court; United States. Congress; Central High School (Little Rock, Ark.)

Places: Little Rock, Ark.; New Orleans, La.; South Africa

Topics: Brown vs. Board of Education, Topeka, Kansas; Plessy vs Ferguson, 1896; Church and Race Relations; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Public Speaking; Dred Scott; Nonviolence; Direct action; Afro-Americans - Economic conditions; Afro-Americans - Social conditions; Afro-Americans--Intimidation of; Communism; School integration; Afro-American student movements; Sit-ins

Other Topics: In Christ there is no East or West; Charity; Amos 5:24; Declaration of Independence; Matthew 26:52; Free At Last

Code for Location of Original: CLPAC

Location of Original: Pacifica Radio Archive, Los Angeles, Calif.

Location of Original - Detail: BB3598

Copy Location (1): MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.

Date Created: 3/18/1997 12:00:00 AM

Date Verified: 07/28/1999

Date Updated: 10/5/2010 4:35:50 PM

''The Future of Integration''

http://okra.stanford.edu/en/permalink/document601211-005

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Place Written: [Boston, Mass.]

Document Date: [12/11/1960]

Genre: Speech

Document Type: Document

Type of Writing: Typed; Autograph -- author's hand

Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Author Dates: 1929-1968

Document ID: 601211-005

Document Date: [12/11/1960]

Type of Writing: Typed; Autograph -- author's hand

Document Type: Document

Status: Cal. 6

Place Written: [Boston, Mass.]

Genre: Speech

Document Length: 12 pp.

Dates: 5/17/1954

Names: Foreman, Lloyd; Darwin, Charles; Spencer, Herbert; Amos (Biblical prophet); Lincoln, Abraham; Jefferson, Thomas; Jesus Christ

Organizations: Ku Klux Klan; United States. Supreme Court; White Citizens Council

Places: New Orleans, La.; Athens, Ga.

Topics: Plessy vs Ferguson, 1896; Brown vs. Board of Education, Topeka, Kansas; Nonviolence; Church and Race Relations; School integration; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Public Speaking; Little Rock School Crisis, 1957; Martin Luther King, Jr. - Religion

Other Topics: Amos 5:24

Code for Location of Original: CSKC-INP

Location of Original: Coretta Scott King Collection, In Private Hands

Location of Original - Detail: Sermon Files, folder 147

Copy Location (1): MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.

Date Created: 5/19/1997 12:00:00 AM

Date Verified: 06/02/1997

Date Updated: 10/29/2009 9:28:30 AM

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