Although Martin Luther King Jr. was only 39 at the time of his death, autopsy results revealed that he had the heart of a 60-year-old. Doctors believed this was a result of stress.
Ill take it that this is new infomation for u all…Antron Dadrian Bailey and Bankir Grey-Johnson … I did the research and was shocked when i read it too. I hope u two can do the same and not call ppl name or assume it garbage…
I will always love Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and what he did not only for the Lord, but also for mankind. I can still remember the sadness that came over our house like a cloud on the fateful evening of April 4, 1968. For those who might be interested, this is one tribute to Dr. King. It looks at the tremendous pressures during what I call "The Passion Years": http://kennethdprice.com/2014/04/05/the-passion-years-martin-luther-king/
Awesome article!
I agree, I didn't know most of these things about the King.
I enjoyed reading thise facts about MLK that MOST people don't know….
They forgot the part that he was a government agent to counter Malcolmn X movement…like Ghundi
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Wow you learn something new everyday
you must be uneducated dumbass
Great article on Dr. King
Wonderful to read these little known facts about Dr. King
I did love reading these facts. Thank You.
Outrageous!.. MLK's movement started before Malcolm's… and Ghandi was waaay before both of em.. do ur research before spewing garbage!
Ill take it that this is new infomation for u all…Antron Dadrian Bailey and Bankir Grey-Johnson … I did the research and was shocked when i read it too. I hope u two can do the same and not call ppl name or assume it garbage…
Greg Maddox, my uncles knew both Malcolm X and MLK before their passing.. To be honest, both men were killed by our gov't..
I found out his real by making my son do a artical on MLK. . When I seen I was so baffled cuz dat was never mentioned b4
they forgot the part about i have dream or maybe i was lazy to read that part
I will always love Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and what he did not only for the Lord, but also for mankind. I can still remember the sadness that came over our house like a cloud on the fateful evening of April 4, 1968. For those who might be interested, this is one tribute to Dr. King. It looks at the tremendous pressures during what I call "The Passion Years":
http://kennethdprice.com/2014/04/05/the-passion-years-martin-luther-king/