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2:52Now PlayingOn April 4, 1968, just moments after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Senator Robert F. Kennedy stood before a stunned, mostly Black crowd in Indianapolis and delivered the heartbreaking news. His powerful call for peace and unity may have stopped the city from erupting in violence.
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