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Dr. King’s quest for economic justice continues

On January 16, the nation will mark its 37th national holiday honoring the life of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968). Across the country observances will chronicle how one man’s efforts pricked the moral conscience of the nation in a lifespan of only 39 years. When he was just 26 and a new pastor … Dr. King’s quest for economic justice continues Read More »

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