Though unaware of the Boston efforts, activist Dick Gregory told The Final Call the book “Murder in Memphis: The FBI and the Assassination of Martin Luther King,” he co-wrote with attorney Mark Lane, jumpstarted investigations into the murders of Dr. King and President Kennedy.
“We asked for it all! I don’t know what they’re asking for an investigation for. They’re going to give them the same tricky investigation they gave everybody else,” predicted Mr. Gregory.
Mr. Kambon said some have charged him with being obsessed with the issue of the King assassination. It is not an obsession, it is a correction, he argued.
Members of the “In Justice for Dr. King” campaign have worked to raise awareness of the issue by speaking out at national, state and local conferences, seminars, and community meetings, calling in to radio shows, and blogging, he said. “We’ve hoped that folks would begin to speak out on the issue of the assassination of Dr. King and that the masses of Black folk would step up and put pressure on the White House,” Mr. Kambon told The Final Call.
There isn’t much confidence that the White House, even with a Black president, will honestly respond.
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