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Dr. Martin Luther King popularized the notion of the “Beloved Community.” King envisioned the Beloved Community as a society based on justice, equal opportunity, and love of one’s fellow human beings. He warned us “if we did not learn to live together as brothers & sisters we would die as fools.
Is a “beloved community “ possible in the age of ‘45,’ declining stock markets, high unemployment, Coronavirus, etc? Can a beloved community be created? If so how and by who?

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