In his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Martin Luther King is worried, tired. For some time, it is heavily criticized, repudiated and unevenly followed. After a series of failures, he struggles to gather the mobs around his sermons, his image declines. Nevertheless, he persists in wanting to prove that non-violence is the solution. It is for this reason that he returned to Memphis, the day before, on April 3, 1968, to support a strike of garbage collectors, blacks in the city. It is hoped that, this time, the event does not end by looting and shootings. The municipality…
