My favorite ones are #MLK with his fam.
As a child we only only saw the CRM in b&w. So when I first realized he was in his 30s I was shook! #MLKDaypic.twitter.com/U67xHpRrwa
#MartinLutherKing in Full Color.
My kids once told me that they imagined the Civil Rights Movement in black and white. So I began assembling every full color image of him that I could find.
Full Collection: https://www.facebook.com/shaunking/posts/1672777329427845 …pic.twitter.com/HenXt1gISe
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I loved seeing these photos. I made a graphic of all of them for everyone to share and print. I'm going to put these on canvas. Thank you!pic.twitter.com/94cLdpAL6T
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This is really beautiful! Thank you!
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Grew up in that era as the son of a rather bigoted and perhaps racist father. In his eyes, King was an agitator, trying to stir up trouble. So glad I had the ability to think for myself and not be too heavily influenced by my dad's judgement.
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That’s a beautiful shot, Vanessa. Thank you for sharing
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<3 thank you!
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Great job. No color tv or newspapers so I lived it in B&W. Thank you so much for sharing.
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I was born in the 40's so we were thrilled to see it at all, LOL
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