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Fresh Air, Michael Honey, January 15, 2007
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Summary
Historian Michael Honey, on this edition of Fresh Air. Honey talks about the campaign Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was working on when he was assassinated, a general strike in Memphis in support of 1,300 black sanitation workers. Honey's new book is Going Down Jericho Road. [Broadcast Date: January 15, 2007]
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