"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
In "Echoes from the Mountaintop," author Jamie Glick and narrator Christopher reveal the man and strategist behind the legend—from his Atlanta roots to the Lincoln Memorial.
Inside the Biography
- The Early Years: Childhood through theological training.
- The Struggle: The Montgomery Bus Boycott, SCLC, and Birmingham.
- The Dream: The March on Washington and Nobel Peace Prize.
- The Final Years: Opposition to the Vietnam War and the Poor People's Campaign.
Why This Version?
- Depth: Meticulous detail on his foundations and marriage to Coretta Scott.
- Narration: Christopher provides a powerful, historically resonant performance.
Chapter Highlights
- Seeds of Greatness (1929-1944)
- Intellectual Foundations (1944-1951)
- Personal Milestones (1952-1954)
- The Boycott & SCLC (1955-1957)
- National Campaigns (1960-1963)
- The Dream Awakens (1963-1964)
- Selma & New Horizons (1965-1966)
- Final Years & Legacy (1967-1968)
Experience the story of a man who refused to stay silent. Carry the dream forward.
