#3 Lessons from MLK's LETTER FROM BIRMINGHAM JAIL
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This episode explores Martin Luther King Jr.'s arguments in his Letter from Birmingham Jail regarding just and unjust laws and the necessity of disciplined civil disobedience.
Comments? Send me a text message. Written from a jail cell in 1963, Letter from Birmingham Jail remains one of the most rigorous moral arguments in American history. This episode explores what King meant by just and unjust laws, why civil disobedience must be disciplined and strategic, and how these ideas speak to our moment. Support the show If you want to support this work, click above, subscribe to the MINDRAMP Podcast, or sign up for the free Flourish As You Age newsletter for revie...
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