It is through the movie, Long Walk Home (Long Walk Home Miramax Films; New Vision Picture: Howard W. Koch Jr., Dave Bell, 1991) that we see the importance of the black church as both a building and a congregation. The ch

This church service was a chance for the black community to be themselves when being themselves was not accepted. The hundreds of people there to hear Dr. King preach were just as important to the magnitude of the meeting as was King. They were not just there to hear a sermon of liberation. They were there to sustain one another.

A scene in Long Walk Home places the viewer in front of a packed church. Bodies are close and dressed in their Sunday best. A strong, clear voice is heard booming through the open windows and doors of the church. It is the voice of Martin Luther King, Jr. Hundreds are excited to hear his message about strength and liberation.

The movie is fiction. However, it is people like the characters in the movie that made the era so powerful and important to not only African Americans, but also Euro Americans, Spani

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