Your visit brought back memories of my son and my mom and I visiting there in 2019. I’m curious though if the museum is open and if you went inside again?
I remember your video. 👍The museum is open but you have to make an appointment and at the time I did have time to make one. I have been through it a couple of times. Very moving.
A very insightful video, although I was 19 years old at the time. I often looked at 1968 as one of the years where My eyes were opened from a farm boy to an adult.This murder, RFK’s senseless death and joining the U.S. Navy impacted me greatly.
That was excellent! I am so glad Martin Luther King lived. HIs life and words touched so many and accomplished far more than he ever knew. We need more men like him.
I have a bit of a hearing problem, so maybe I misunderstood your last couple statements. I believe I heard you say, "his assassination has caused him to grew in infamy and his dream to grow in infamy." If that's the case, you may want to double-check the definition of the word infamy. I'm not picking on you, it just sounded weird to me.. Otherwise, great video, I didn't know he almost didn't give the speech because of inclement weather. The other thing that surprised me was it took an hour to get King to a hospital that was maybe 10 minutes away.
I believe I said popularity. That after he died his character grew in popularity and his dream grew exponentially. But I will check as I have misused the word infamy before and that is not the message I was trying to covey. Thank you for watching and I always appreciate the feedback.
He wished he could have been there. It was such a whirlwind trip. I filmed all Emmett Till, this video, the historical marker video and Graceland in 3 days.
Anyone who believes Ray didn't do it needs to read Gerald Posner's book, Killing the Dream. Forensically, it's brilliant. Was there a conspiracy in terms of money? Posner doubts it, but acknowledges the possibility. But any question that Ray may not have pressed the trigger vanishes as you follow Posner's careful, methodical work. There is a much more poetic account, Hellhound on His Trail, by Hampton Sides, which essentially dismisses any conspiracy more complex than holdups pulled by Ray and his brothers.
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Gives me chills. Thanks so much for making this video. Great job.
Thank you for watching and always for your support!!!
Dr. King was and still is a great man.
Absolutely!!!!!
Another fantastic video Jenn. TY.
Dr M L King was a phenomenal speaker. Truly inspirational.
He was. I am so honored to do a video about him.
Thank you for this video. I had the opportunity to visit this site and the museum. Unforgettable experience. He was truly a great man!
Thank you for watching. It is a very important location. Everyone should visit once in their lifetime. He was a great man.
Thanks for a great video.
Thank you for watching.
Your visit brought back memories of my son and my mom and I visiting there in 2019. I’m curious though if the museum is open and if you went inside again?
I remember your video. 👍The museum is open but you have to make an appointment and at the time I did have time to make one. I have been through it a couple of times. Very moving.
A very insightful video, although I was 19 years old at the time. I often looked at 1968 as one of the years where My eyes were opened from a farm boy to an adult.This murder, RFK’s senseless death and joining the U.S. Navy impacted me greatly.
Thank you. This video was important to make as you said it was an important time in history. The Navy will always be a major impact on me as well.
Really enjoyed this video. I will make it a point to visit if in the area. Thank you.
Thank you! And thank you for watching…great place to visit for sure.
That was excellent! I am so glad Martin Luther King lived. HIs life and words touched so many and accomplished far more than he ever knew. We need more men like him.
Absolutely agree. 😊
Great video!
Thank you. 😁
I have a bit of a hearing problem, so maybe I misunderstood your last couple statements. I believe I heard you say, "his assassination has caused him to grew in infamy and his dream to grow in infamy." If that's the case, you may want to double-check the definition of the word infamy. I'm not picking on you, it just sounded weird to me..
Otherwise, great video, I didn't know he almost didn't give the speech because of inclement weather. The other thing that surprised me was it took an hour to get King to a hospital that was maybe 10 minutes away.
I believe I said popularity. That after he died his character grew in popularity and his dream grew exponentially. But I will check as I have misused the word infamy before and that is not the message I was trying to covey. Thank you for watching and I always appreciate the feedback.
His voice became louder and more widespread after his murder.
Absolutely!!!
Today is that Fatal Day... the White Men of the Government was sooo Jealous of this black man .. they Killed him... April 4th , 1968
Yes they did!! I did not believe till I read that book The Case to Kill King, then I couldn’t deny it.
Ecellcent video, thank you for your great work
Thank you for watching and the feedback. We truly appreciate it.
ur husband should accompany u... i love this
He wished he could have been there. It was such a whirlwind trip. I filmed all Emmett Till, this video, the historical marker video and Graceland in 3 days.
Martin Luther King Jr is a version of Charles Xavier of the X MEN Blessings and HUGS 👑💜
He was an amazing man 😊
Anyone who believes Ray didn't do it needs to read Gerald Posner's book, Killing the Dream. Forensically, it's brilliant. Was there a conspiracy in terms of money? Posner doubts it, but acknowledges the possibility. But any question that Ray may not have pressed the trigger vanishes as you follow Posner's careful, methodical work.
There is a much more poetic account, Hellhound on His Trail, by Hampton Sides, which essentially dismisses any conspiracy more complex than holdups pulled by Ray and his brothers.
Yes, the funding that Ray had is another question. Thank you for posting. I will read one of those books.
13:17 that must be his brother
Yes, more than likely!!
I visited the museum.
It’s a great museum. Powerful.