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Keep Moving. Both a timeless and timely message from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr brought to life by Morehouse College College Cinema, Television and Emerging Studies seniors.

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∀zarath3 years ago

@Morehouse bring back 90 min episodes of drag race rats!

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tanyavillani3 years ago

@Morehouse Love this. I got goosebumps. Praying mightily 🙏✨❤️🎶

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@Morehouse WAY TO GO #MTV! Putting a racist in a commercial that's supposed to honor #MartinLutherKing ! #MLKDay #MLK #MLKDay2023 #MartinLutherKingJrDay #MartinLutherKingJr

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