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I didn't know that Dr. King was so close with Boston.I also didn't know that he went to Boston University. I was really surprised that he met his wife in Boston.

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I find it crazy but true that he compares racism to cancer ,
I thought his only big speech was his, " I have a dream speech" but turns out he had multiple speeches. I knew that his voice was always considered powerful but when I heard it , it was like thunder no wonder so many people were influenced by the power of his voice and what he was saying.

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I did not know that other people also spoke that day. I thought only Dr. King spoke.
Also I never knew that most of the segregation was so close to us.
I did not know that he only taught one class.

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I never realized that Dr. King also spoke in Boston, and that there was a march here. I also didn't realize there  was segregation in Brookline  I knew that there was a lot of segregation in the south but i had no idea that there was alot close to where we live.

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I didn't know that Brookline was that segregated.
It's impressive how many lives and minds MLK was able to influence. He must have been incredibly well-spoken and powerful.
I never knew that there was a march as large as 22,000 in Boston.

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Casimir Oliver                Dr King was very influential in the time of the civil rights movement

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Casimir Oliver                Dr King was very influential in the time of the civil rights movement

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I was not aware that Dr King had connections to Boston I
was also shocked at how large the march in Boston was

I was also surprised that he went to Boston University

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I didn't know that MLK spoke or went to a college in Boston.

I knew that people who heard him were moved by him, however I didn't know that MLK had never spoken to a Legislative Body before.

I also didn't know that he didn't want to be a big figure in a political movement.

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I did not know Dr.MLK had only 1 class of students.
I also did not know that Brookline was segregated.
I did not know Mississippi was super segregated.
I also thought it was interesting racism was compared to cancer.

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(I Have A  Dream) Did this speech empower people to make a change white & black ? How was this speech different then any other speech by Dr.King? what happend, I never knew Dr.King had made such an impact in places like Boston this has changed some of my perspective in sense

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I didn't know that he fought against other religions like Jews too.
I didn't know that other people also spoke that day.
Also, that he went to Boston University for his speech.

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I didn't know that Dr. King has such a close relationship with Boston, and that Brookline was affected by segregation and was a lot different than what I is now.
Also, MLK had a very powerful voice, and he influenced a lot of people.
It is also surprising that Dr. King taught only one class of 8 people.

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I didn't know that MLK had studied at Boston University and had met his wife in Boston.
I was unaware that he considered Boston to be his second home.

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Dr. King must have been a very large presence. The way he spoke to the crowd was really empowering.

It was interesting to hear that somewhat local places like Brookline were so different a couple decades ago.

It was surprising to find that Dr. King considered Boston his second home.

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I never knew that Martin Luther King studied at BU
I didn't know that even places like Brookline was segregated because I thought only the South was affected
I never knew MLK made multiple speeches like in Boston, because I thought he only made one speech which was the "I have a dream" speech

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I thought that most of the segregation was in the south not so close to where we live. I didn't know how close Boston was to Dr. MLK. I never knew that other people talked the same day as Dr. MLK

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I never knew he affected and changed so many people just with his speech.
I did not know he studies in Boston for suck a long period of time.
I had no idea that segregation was happening in Brookline and I am impressed on how his words had so much essence and had the ability to impact an entire nation. No wonder there has been a holiday dedicated to him and him have thousands and thousands of followers.

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I did not know that MLK felt that Boston was his 2nd home. I also did not know that other people had spoken the same day MLK had his speech. Lastly, I thought that MLK's speech was only towards African Americans, but it was actually toward all the races.

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I didn't know that places as close as Brookline were affected by segregation and racism. I also didn't know that there were other people spoke that day, as most just remember the speech of MLK. I was surprised at how powerful Dr. King sounded, how inspiring he was, at the forefront of change.

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I didn't know that MLK did more to help our country be less segregated then what most people his "I have a dream" speech.
I also didn't know that MLK thought of Boston as his second home.
Lastly I didn't know that Brookline was affected by racism and segregation

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I never knew that other people talked that day, I thought that it was only MLK.
He had a very powerful effect on the crowd
I did not know that he gave away his papers.
Did not know that he had a talk in Boston.

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I didnt realize that Martin Luther had more extremely important speeches besides his main " I Have A Dream Speech." , and that he fought for Jews and other religions as well. I also didnt know that MLK lived for some time in Boston

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(Boston Ties) Why was segregation always thought as putting all the same people on one side and all the other people on the other side as if they had an infectious disease  and the whites where the people who were unaffected by this ¨disease¨ so they whee afraid of it so this continued until people took a chance to cross that line and gointo the contaminated area and thats how we got today? what made us come and change our ways from then ?