Two leaders championing Black freedom on separate continents converged in Atlanta in 1960. One was Kenneth Kaunda, newly released from detention and guiding Northern Rhodesia toward sovereignty; the other was Martin Luther King Jr., the Baptist minister organizing nonviolent resistance against Jim Crow in the Southern United States.
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Two leaders championing Black freedom on separate continents converged in Atlanta in 1960. One was Kenneth Kaunda, newly released from detention and guiding Northern Rhodesia toward sovereignty; the other was Martin Luther King Jr., the Baptist minister organizing nonviolent resistance against Jim Crow in the Southern United States.
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