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Dr. King Was Murdered, But The Movement Lives On
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April 5, 2018
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7:00Now PlayingApril 4, 1968 was the day that Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated, and it is remembered by many as end of the Civil Rights Era. Did the movement die with its leader? Did it continue on in other forms? Or was there a period of regression, and systematic erosion of the voting rights and other gains won during that period, culminating in the election of Donald Trump? TYT's Eric Byler ( ) spoke to two present day civil rights leaders, Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie and Bishop Darin Moore, at the ACT to End Racism Rally in Washington DC on the 50th anniversary of MLK's death.
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