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In 1968, Nearly A Third Of Americans Said MLK Brought His Assassination On Himself

While he was alive, most white Americans didn't think Martin Luther King Jr. was helping the cause of civil rights.
Ariel Edwards-Levy

Capturing MLK’s Killer

On the 50th anniversary of the civil rights icon’s assassination, the man who arrested MLK’s killer reflects on the tensions between law enforcement and the black community today.
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Man Who Arrested MLK's Killer Thinks Racial Tensions Have Worsened Since Then

HuffPost was in Memphis, for our “Listen To America” bus tour. We spoke to former Sheriff Bill Morris, who arrested Martin Luther King’s assassin in 1968. He told us that there is "more stress" between law enforcement and the African-American community today than there was the 1960s.
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WATCH: Never-Before-Seen Video Of MLK Assassin

Peter Finocchiaro

'Final Offer': Prison Escape Map Drawn By MLK Jr. Assassin

"American Experience: Roads To Memphis": A Detailed Look Behind the King Assassination

Never before has the path of James Earl Ray and its convergence with Dr. Martin Luther King been so thoroughly examined as in the PBS documentary, "American Experience: Roads To Memphis."
Jackie K Cooper

Back on the Trail of the King Assassination

Hampton Sides' Hellhound on His Trail makes it clear that James Earl Ray's overwhelming guilt doesn't negate the fact that the FBI waged a protracted and illegal secret war against Martin Luther King.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson

Stephen Colbert Author Interview: Hampton Sides On The Hunt For Martin Luther King's Killer (VIDEO)

Was James Earl Ray Martin Luther King's Killer? Doubts Remain

Katharine Zaleski

Forty years later the FBI Still Has Some Explaining to Do About King's Murder

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