Earl Stallings

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Earl Stallings was an American Baptist minister known for his moderate stance on civil rights and for being one of the white clergymen addressed in Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.”

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instanceOf American Christian clergy
Baptist minister
human
associatedWith Martin Luther King Jr.
white moderate clergy in the American South
contextOfActivity American South during the civil rights era
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup white American
fieldOfWork Christian ministry
pastoral leadership
religious engagement with civil rights issues
gender male
hasCharacteristic moderate on racial integration
religious leader during the civil rights era
hasRole clergyman addressed by Martin Luther King Jr.
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement civil rights movement in the United States
notableFor being one of the white clergymen addressed in Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”
moderate stance on civil rights
notableWork public statements on civil rights as a moderate white clergyman
occupation Baptist minister
participantIn events surrounding the Birmingham campaign
placeOfWork Birmingham, Alabama, United States
surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
positionHeld pastor of a Baptist church in Birmingham, Alabama
religion Baptist
religiousDenomination Southern Baptist Convention
surface form: Southern Baptist (approximate)

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A Call for Unity author Earl Stallings