It's widely understood that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. evolved significantly on the issue of reparations during his short lifetime. Toward the start of his career, he was a moralist in his thinking, rather than the radical economic thinker he later became. In 2018, I befriended Dr. King's former barber, Nelson Malden, now in his late 80s, and wrote a book with him titled 'The Colored Waiting Room' about Nelson's life and the American civil rights movement. Nelson relayed an interesting anecdote to me regarding a debate Dr.

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