Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 1月18日 22時05分

In the December 1st, 1977 issue of Rolling Stone, famed civil rights activist Andrew Young reflected on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr:⁠
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"The year he died was the year he felt he had to establish the agenda for America’s future. For fifteen years he’d been struggling with the issues of racism, poverty and war. He refused to be just a civil rights leader. He was a sensitive lover of people who saw his primary responsibility in the black community. By 1968, though, it was clear to him that the black community could not concern itself with civil rights issues alone. The country was spending billions of dollars in Vietnam, and he saw racism and war becoming ever more tied up into one big problem for this country."⁠
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