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As he put it in 1967: “We aren’t merely struggling to integrate a lunch counter now. We’re struggling to get some money to be able to buy a hamburger or a steak when we get to the counter.”

That's not necessarily socialistic. It could represent a desire to get people back to work.

King was moving with his time. Where he would have gone after the Sixties were over isn't something we'll ever know.

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That's not necessarily socialistic.

But this is: "We are demanding an emergency program to provide employment for everyone in need of a job, or if a work program is impractical, a guaranteed annual income at levels that sustain life in decent circumstances. It is now incontestable that the wealth and resources of the United States make the elimination of poverty absolutely practical."