This is a question and answer interview about how Dr. Epps feels about the civil rights moment&n his& prospective on the Occupy Movement this interview took two days to complete talk about the last hour of Dr king last Hour of his life

The Voice :So Dr Epps what are the commonality in The Occupy movement The Civil Right Movement?

DR Epps:The Occupy and Civil right Movements are similar in one objective that is the fulfillment
of the principles of the Declaration Of Independence And the Constitution Of The United State of America.

The Voice:so What Are the Differences?

Dr.Epps:The apparent Difference is the method of tactics use by these groups

The Voice:how do you feel that Dr. King would Feel About the Occupy Movement?

Dr Epps He would Embrace and support them because of their Non-violent tactics and there focus on the fulfillment of the Declaration of Independence And the Constitution

The Voice : What made you so interested in social movements?

Dr Epps: I was reared in an environment of discrimination and mistreatment of individuals because of there color however my parents were god fearing people who taught us to love everybody.

The Voice :How was Dr King On April 4th 1968

Dr. Epps: He reflected his normal demeanor of self-sacrifice and service Dr King had Personal relationship with many clergy in
Memphis including DR H Ralph Jackson Rev Ezekiel Bell Rev Kyle’s
William Lacey Dr king and myself were in a strategy with Dr. King When Rev. Kyles Came and was ready to pick up Dr King He was not ready because of the meeting went long then expected so we were leaving and as we were got back to the hotel we heard the news that Dr king had been shot

Musa’theVoice’ Bey