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Oral History Taylor Branch – Pulitzer Prize- winning historian and author of three-volume work of biography of Martin Luther King Jr., and of the Civil Rights Movement under his leadership; former staff writer for Washington Monthly, Harper’s and Esquire; 1991 MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship for his contributions to American history. Interview date: February 2006 Taylor BranchPart I
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