Address Delivered at the Pilgrimage for Democracy
Atlanta: np, 1963. 8pp. Mimeographed on rectos only, bound with single staple. Tanned overall, else in very good condition. One of an unknown, but no doubt small number printed for colleagues, attendees, and the press. Provenance upon request. Item #65890
"Dr. King discusses the issues of segregation, poverty and discrimination within the City of Atlanta, in this 1963 speech at the Pilgrimage for Democracy. He explains that although Atlanta was thought to be a place of "racial harmony," the reality of glaring discrimination in Atlanta's schools, restaurants, and housing has left the local Negro community "tired," and hungry for change." www.thekingcenter.org.
We locate only one other example in the King papers at Stanford University.
Price: $10,000.00