✅ This is a genuine photograph of MLK shooting pool in the 1960s. ❌ But the man in the background (on the right with glasses) is not Samuel L. Jackson.
A photograph shows Martin Luther King Jr. and actor Samuel L. Jackson at a pool hall in the 1960s.This is a genuine photograph of Martin Luther King Jr. at a pool hall; but contrary to rumor, the man in the background is not Samuel L. Jackson.
In January 2022, a photograph was circulated online that supposedly showed actor Samuel L. Jackson among a crowd of people watching as Martin Luther King Jr. played pool: This is a genuine photograph of King shooting pool in the 1960s. But the man in the background is not Jackson.
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