Robert F. Kennedy · April 4, 1968

Occasion. Back of a flatbed, 17th and Broadway, Indianapolis, the night of April 4, 1968. He is campaigning in a predominantly Black neighborhood that has not yet heard King is dead. Police advised him not to go. He does not name his brother.

2Vulnerability

4Empathy

5Truth

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