MARTIN LUTHER KING & THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE 1960s - BOOKS & MAGAZINES 1968 for Sale

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MARTIN LUTHER KING & THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE 1960s - BOOKS & MAGAZINES 1968 For Sale

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MARTIN LUTHER KING & THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE 1960s - BOOKS & MAGAZINES 1968:
$45.00

We are offering 2 books & 2 magazines relating to Martin Luther King and the black experience in the 1960s.
(1.) I Have a Dream. The Story of Martin Luther King in Text and Pictures. Time-Life Books, NY. 1968. (8 1/4 x 11; 94 pages). Excellent Condition.
(2.) Fire Bell in the Night. By G. Gerasimov, G. Kuznetsov, and V. Morev. Novosti Press, Moscow. April 1968. (5 x 7 1/2; 77 pages). Includes a list of undeserved acts of violence and killings of blacks, most often with no punishment for the offenders, from April 1963 to April 1968, with the victims\' namesand details of the incidents, including the thousands of people injured or killed at riots and protests after Dr. King\'s assassination, with 20,000 arrested. Also included are 16 pictures, each one representative of a specific incident or the general ongoing system to keep blacks subservient and without rights. CONDITION: Pages are Excellent, covers show some staining.
(3.) Jet Magazine. King\'s Legacy: Love. April 18, 1968. Johnson Publishing Co. (4 x 6; 66 pages). CONDITION: Pages are Excellent, front cover has a crease in the upper right corner.
(4.)Jet Magazine. What Happened to King\'s Dream? January 21, 1971. (5 x 7 1/4; 66 pages). Excellent Condition.