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Martin Luther King --- Jr. --- Day

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This book by Cornell Martin reevaluates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., challenging perceptions of him as merely a nonviolent advocate or a coward. Instead, it presents King as a strategic mastermind who effectively used nonviolence as a strategic tool in the civil rights movement. The book explores the nature of strategy, comparing King's methods to those of historical strategists like Sun Tzu, and discusses the contemporary relevance of his tactics in the context of modern racial issues in America, including the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown. Aimed at readers interested in civil rights, strategy, and American history, the book seeks to shift public perception of King from a victim to a calculated strategist.

Nonviolence. --- Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. --- Nonviolence --- Martin Luther King, Jr., Day

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Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. --- Voluntarism --- King, Martin Luther, --- Influence.

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Martin Luther King, Jr., Day --- King, Martin Luther,