I Have a Dream
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I Have a Dream: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Future of Multicultural America
- Author: James Echols
- Length: 102
- Edition: Hardcover
- Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers
Description of I Have a Dream:
Forty years after Martin Luther King Jr.'s epic speech, and nearly fifty years since the Montgomery Bus Boycott, seven leading religious and theological voices from the African American and multi-cultural community assess the past impact and present import of King's bold, yet in many respects unfulfilled, vision.
Information on I Have a Dream from the publisher:
In August 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. stood before a throng of people on the Washington Mall and proclaimed, I Have a Dream today! Now, forty years after the March on Washington and Dr. King's epic speech, seven leading religious and theological thinkers from the African American and Hispanic communities assess the past impact and present import of Dr. King's bold, yet in many respects unfulfilled, vision.
About James Echols:
James Echols is President of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.
Description of James Echols, author of I Have a Dream:
Now, forty years after the March on Washington and Dr. King's epic speech, seven leading religious and theological thinkers from the African American and Hispanic communities assess the past impact and present impact of Dr. King's bold, yet in so many respects unfulfilled, vision.