"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."

In "Echoes from the Mountaintop," author Jamie Glick and narrator Christopher reveal the man and strategist behind the legend-from his Atlanta roots to the Lincoln Memorial.

Inside the Biography

• The Early Years: Childhood through theological training.
• The Struggle: The Montgomery Bus Boycott, SCLC, and Birmingham.
• The Dream: The March on Washington and Nobel Peace Prize.
• The Final Years: Opposition to the Vietnam War and the Poor People's Campaign.

Why This Version?

• Depth: Meticulous detail on his foundations and marriage to Coretta Scott.
• Narration: Christopher provides a powerful, historically resonant performance.

Chapter Highlights

1. Seeds of Greatness (1929-1944)
2. Intellectual Foundations (1944-1951)
3. Personal Milestones (1952-1954)
4. The Boycott & SCLC (1955-1957)
5. National Campaigns (1960-1963)
6. The Dream Awakens (1963-1964)
7. Selma & New Horizons (1965-1966)
8. Final Years & Legacy (1967-1968)

Experience the story of a man who refused to stay silent. Carry the dream forward.