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Martin Luther King Was a Lawbreaker | Martin Sostre

Martin Luther King Was a Lawbreaker | Martin Sostre

12 pages | Burning Books | 1.1.25

Originally printed in April 1970 as a Special Supplement to Black News: Buffalo's Black Revolutionary Newspaper, this tribute to Martin Luther King's often-whitewashe history was written from "Wallkill Concentration Camp" by then political prisoner, Martin Sostre.

This editorial has been reprinted as part of the Justice for Geraldine and Martin campaign. Info at martinsostre.com.

4.25" x 7", staple-bound

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