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Anti-racism protests in the United States: The legacy of Martin Luther king

Martin Luther King stands on the balcony of his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. We write the 4. In April 1968, it is at 18:01, as the citizens of bends right fighter over the balcony railings on the first floor, to go with its ground-floor staff, a few words.

There’s a shot that was fired from the opposite building. The missile pierces through the face and the neck of the 39-year-old preacher. King will be brought to the nearest hospital, on the operating table, he dies, at 18:18.

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