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Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi
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Rev. Martin Luther King, leader of the US civil rights movement, addressed an Indian audience in Bombay on the challenges of overcoming racial discrimination through non-violent means, aiming to win white hearts rather than humiliate them.
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Bombay, India, March 6 - The Rev. Martin Luther King, young Negro Minister, and leader among members of his race, from Montgomery, Alabama, USA, was the principal speaker at a meeting here last Friday, held under the auspices of the Gandhi Memorial Trust.
Addressing the Indian Group, among other things, Rev. King said, "We have to go a long way to achieve a measure of success in the struggle to overcome racial discrimination."
Rev. King also asserted during his address that his non-violent struggle against racial discrimination in the United States was aimed, not at humiliating White People, but to win their hearts.
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Bombay, India
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Last Friday Before March 6
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The Rev. Martin Luther King, young Negro Minister and leader among members of his race from Montgomery, Alabama, USA, was the principal speaker at a meeting held under the auspices of the Gandhi Memorial Trust. He said, 'We have to go a long way to achieve a measure of success in the struggle to overcome racial discrimination.' He asserted that his non-violent struggle against racial discrimination in the United States was aimed, not at humiliating White People, but to win their hearts.