Footnotes E4: When King Came to Yale: Integration Politics on an Apathetic Campus
Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Woolsey Hall in 1959. At a time when Yale was highly segregated, King challenged students to resist complacency and protest the unjust conditions of segregation. How did Yale answer his call? This episode examines how Yale students, administration, and alumni engaged with King and the civil rights movement.
Written and produced by Jonas Losel '27, with production help and editing from Grace Ellis '25, Joanne Lee '26, and Camila Perez '26. Music is by Blue Dot Sessions.
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