Education, Integration and Equality: The Way to Make America Great
Category: BLACK VOICES
When Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched, preached and toiled during the height of the Civil Rights Movement, he knew the sordid history of this country -- and was deeply mired in its bigoted present -- and yet, he still imagined that things could be different. He saw the ugliness but believed in the beauty. What would Dr. King think about our country today? I think he still would have hope. And here's why.
By Eric Cooper, ContributorFounder, President of the National Urban Alliance for Effectiv..., 2016-01-16