King Urges Non-Violent Protest
At the beginning of the delayed Selma-to-Montgomery march, Martin Luther King calls on supporters to stay peaceful, tells nation justice is overdue. CU shows MLK talking into mike. Helmeted cops hold back a row of black and white protesters. Overhead shot shows marchers setting out after court order.
| Identifier | CLIP-14227 |
| Duration | 50 sec |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Date | March 1965 |
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