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The Poor People's Campaign and Economic Justice Advocacy
Evaluate Dr. King's pivot toward economic human rights, anti-poverty legislation, and opposition to the Vietnam War.
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Black Power, Economic Justice, and Contemporary Civil Rights
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Examine Black nationalism, systemic housing discrimination, affirmative action, and 21st-century civil rights movements for criminal justice and voting equity.
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