Today we celebrate the life and words of
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 
As we enjoy our
day off from work or school (if your job gave you the holiday off, that is), please take atleast a brief
moment to
think about our
Civil Rights. Think about where Civil Rights were at
before King and the Civil Rights Movement...think about how much has
changed since. And
most importantly, think about how much work and growth is still needed.Click
here to read King's profound
"I Have A Dream" speech, 1968. If you haven't heard or read it before, here's your chance!
1 comment:
Thanks Jim. It was good to read such a simple but powerful speech. I'm always amazed at King's legacy. He is much more a force after his death than before. Before he was assassinated, he was feared, villified, marginalized, and ignored. I'm glad that his voice still rings out and rings true.
Post a Comment