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40 Years After King’s Death A Black Man Could Win The White House

Martin Luther King Jr was gunned down in Memphis on April 4, 1968. Forty years later, an African-American has a real chance of winning the White House. What is King’s legacy and would a victory by Barack Obama heal the wounds left by the assassination of the civil rights leader?

Until next time,
Janis
Mahogany City

Published on April 10, 2008



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