Summary:
The book is a compilation of the civil rights leader's own words from various sources, including his letters, speeches, and writings, to create an autobiographical narrative. It chronicles King's life, his role in the Civil Rights Movement, and his philosophy on nonviolent protest and racial equality.
Key points:
1. Nonviolent Resistance: King's philosophy, inspired by Gandhi, advocates for peaceful change over violence. This was key in the Civil Rights Movement.
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