Mimut Nuhu: A Tribute to Dr. King

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Mimut Nuhu: A Tribute to Dr. King

Blossom of Thought

28 minutes 50 seconds

9 months ago

Mimut Nuhu: A Tribute to Dr. King

Mimut Nuhu, minister from the House of Sankofa in California and a cadre of the All African People’s Revolutionary Party, joins me in this episode to pay a respectful tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King was born on January 15th, 1929, and died on April 4th 1968. Minister Mimut speaks not only of Dr King, but his family too, stating that his brother, Alfred Daniel King, and mother (Alberta Christine Williams King) were assassinated too - something relatively unknown to the public and African community. MLK’s life was an embodiment and manifestation of the laws or principles of Ma’at, namely, Truth, Justice, Balance, Order, Harmony, etc., says Mimut. And these principles are a legacy of our ancestors.