The exhibit, which dramatizes the belief that the struggle for freedom begins with individual commitment, will be on display through Friday. Students will participate in a special dedication to honor Dr. King's memory from noon-1pm in Lobby 10. This event originally was scheduled for Lobby 10. This also was originally scheduled for Lobby 10. It will consist of environmental, political and economic justice workshops for adults and sessions for middle and high school students on adolescent wellness, youth entrepreneurship and technical careers.
Admission is free and the sessions are open to the public.
Lunch will be provided. Charges against him were dismissed in 1986 after attorneys showed that he was convicted of first-degree murder as a result of an erroneous eyewitness identification.