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In 1968, Johnny Carson handed The Tonight Show over to a Black anti-Vietnam War and civil rights activist. For an unprecedented week, Harry Belafonte dared Dr. King, Bobby Kennedy and scores of stars to mix politics with entertainment and make television history.
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