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Dr. King, sitting at a desk with microphones in front of him, acknowledges that some critics have implied that African American civil rights leaders bear some responsibility for the recent rioting, either by directly causing it or by failing to prevent it. King responds to the implications by highlighting his commitment to nonviolence. He stresses that violence \"creates many more social problems than it solves\" and calls it \"both impractical and immoral.\"  King urges that African Americans in New York City and Rochester end violence and embrace nonviolence.","King continues by emphasizing the need for \"an honest, soul-searching analysis and evaluation of the environmental causes which have spawned the riots.\" He asserts \"an ever-increasing measure of justice and dignity accorded to all persons\" will help achieve peace in New York, Rochester, or Mississippi. After a break in the clip, King suggests measures to help prevent riots including \"elimination of ghettoized housing, discriminatory barriers to jobs, inferior and segregated schools, and discriminatory barriers of the right to vote.\" He cites the results of a survey published in the \u003ci\u003eNew York Times\u003c/i\u003e which shows a majority of African Americans continue to believe nonviolence is more effective in promoting positive change than nonviolence is, but warns that without progress in \"housing, jobs, and schools\" that opinion may change. King believes African American leaders must strongly encourage nonviolence and also strongly encourage white leaders to make progress in \"getting rid of the environmental conditions that cause the riots.\" King invites African American and white \"people of goodwill\" to fight nonviolently against racial and economic oppression. Replying to a question by an unidentified off-screen reporter, King indicates New York mayor Robert F. Wagner, through one of his aides, has invited him to the city where he will speak with African American leaders in Harlem and Brooklyn, two locations of severe rioting. King announces he is willing to go on a \"peace mission\" to Harlem or Rochester in the future and would like to see the community deal with its problems in a nonviolent manner.","Rioting in New York City began on July 10 after an off-duty policeman shot and killed an African American young man the officer said was carrying a knife. One local African American newspaper editor blamed \"leftist civil rights agitators\" for the riots including King, James Farmer of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), and James Forman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) among other civil rights leaders; many African Americans in New York discounted the alleged Communist role in the rioting. Rioting in Rochester broke out July 24 after police attempted to arrest several a young African Americans on charges of public intoxication. State leaders put a thousand National Guard troops on stand-by for anti-riot action in Rochester where four people were killed after several days of rioting. 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Dr. King, sitting at a desk with microphones in front of him, answers questions from an unidentified off-screen reporter indicating that New York City mayor Robert F. Warner reached him July 24 while he was in Mississippi to ask him to come to New York to try and help curb racial tensions in the city. Commenting on reports of \"strong subversive and Communist elements identified\" in rioting in the neighborhoods of Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant, King suggests that while Communist groups may take advantage of African American discontent, he believes the rioting in New York is a result of a white, off-duty policeman shooting an African American boy. On July 10 an off-duty policeman shot and killed an African American young man the officer said was carrying a knife. The killing sparked rioting in Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant.","Another unidentified reporter asks King if continued civil rights demonstrations will hurt president Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign for reelection. King recognizes that violent demonstrations do more to help Republican candidate senator Barry M. 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