Speaker 1: I have a dream, but one day this nation will
Speaker 1: rise up, live out the true meaning of its cream.
Speaker 1: I have a game. Let freedom ring from every hill
Speaker 1: and ball hill of Mississippi, from every monthing. Fie let fredombree.
Speaker 1: We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are
Speaker 1: the change that we seek. Then it's time for victims
Speaker 1: to be the change that we need to see. Can
Speaker 1: a single powerful idea remake the world? Each season on
Speaker 1: The Thread, we travel backwards, one story at a time,
Speaker 1: in order to discover essentially how one thing leads to another.
Speaker 1: This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the death of
Speaker 1: the iconic civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Speaker 1: And so in season three of The Thread, we explore
Speaker 1: the origins of a powerful idea, one very near and
Speaker 1: dear to the heart of Doctor King. Non violent resistance.
Speaker 1: Well several weeks now were the Nigro citizens of Montgomery
Speaker 1: have been involved in a non violent protest against the
Speaker 1: injustices which we have experienced on the busses a number
Speaker 1: of years. This season we trace the path of a
Speaker 1: truly revolutionary idea and bear witness to the rise of
Speaker 1: a new force for achieving social change and We will
Speaker 1: learn about some of the hidden figures who don't always
Speaker 1: make it into the history books, but who managed to
Speaker 1: change the world from its shadows over more than a
Speaker 1: century of history and across the globe, from Boston to Russia,
Speaker 1: to South Africa to India to a twenty seven year
Speaker 1: old preacher in Alabama. Let up, never fight with folk,
Speaker 1: food and bold and hating. Now it from always fight
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