We Must Apply MLK’s Fierce Critique of Apartheid to Israel’s War on Palestine

In September, 1963, Ku Klux Klan terrorists hid dynamite in the 16th Street Baptist Church. The explosion killed four Black girls and wounded 20 more. Windows were blown. People dug through the rubble. Later, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. gave the eulogy: “They died nobly. They are the modern heroines of a Holy Crusade for freedom and human dignity.” Sixty-one years later, the Israel Defense Forces...

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