He had traveled to Memphis, Tennessee in early April 1968 to help organize a sanitation workers strike, and on the night of April 3, he delivered the legendary I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech, in which he compared the strike to the long struggle for human freedom and the battle for economic justice, using the New Testament's Parable of the Good Samaritan to stress the need for people to get involved
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While the couple have enjoyed nearly 18 years of wedded bliss, Keith's past battle with drugs and alcohol almost drove them apart as he previously admitted to being a 'real binge drinker.' The father-of-two, whose previously said he grew up watching his father's heavy drinking, previously said it took him 'a long time to get sober' because he didn't 'recognize' his alcoholism
