Martin Luther King, Jr. Quote

Negroes could contain their rage when they found the means to force relatively radical changes in their environment. / In the North, on the other hand, street demonstrations were not even a mild expression of militancy. The turmoil of cities absorbs demonstrations as merely transitory drama which is ordinary in city life. Without a more effective tactic for upsetting the status quo, the power structure could maintain its intransigence and hostility.


The Role of the Behavioral Scientist in the Civil Rights Movement (1967)


Negroes could contain their rage when they found the means to force relatively radical changes in their environment. / In the North, on the other...

Negroes could contain their rage when they found the means to force relatively radical changes in their environment. / In the North, on the other...

Negroes could contain their rage when they found the means to force relatively radical changes in their environment. / In the North, on the other...

Negroes could contain their rage when they found the means to force relatively radical changes in their environment. / In the North, on the other...