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Tag Archives: Martin Luther King
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Today we are reminded of the life and work of Martin Luther King and many other courageous men and women who fought, non-violently, against discrimination and injustice and for the right of all people to live in the reality of … Continue reading
I Have a Dream
A year ago or so, my cousin Dan (a cousin on my father’s side of the family) who lives in Florida paid a visit. I mention my father’s side because that fact meant that I had very little connection with him; … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil rights movement, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Martin Luther King, Southern Poverty Law Center, white privilege
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Becoming Ourselves – Kayla McClurg
“When I reflect on the life and witness of Martin Luther King, Jr., one thing that strikes me is obvious: he didn’t start out to be who he ended up being. He didn’t set out to be a visionary leader, intent … Continue reading
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