This man drew on the work of Martin Buber in a letter addressed to clergymen who thought he was too radical, which was written while he was imprisoned in (*) Birmingham.
A speech given after this man's death quoted the speaker's favorite poet Aeschylus and was delivered in Indianapolis, which as a result avoided participating in the Holy Week Uprising. This man drew on the work of Martin Buber in a letter addressed to clergymen who thought he was too radical, which was written while he was imprisoned in (*) Birmingham. The unsuccessful Poor People's Campaign was carried out by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference after this man's death at the hands of James Earl Ray. For ten points, name this black civil rights activist who organized the March on Washington and delivered the "I Have a Dream" speech.
A speech given after this man's death quoted the speaker's favorite poet Aeschylus and was delivered in Indianapolis, which as a result avoided participating in the Holy Week Uprising.
Martin Luther King, Jr [or MLK; accept Michael King]