The King Legacy is a historic partnership between Beacon Press and the King Estate, and we've been publishing books now for about two years. You become an editor to publish books that you feel passionately about, books that you believe truly make a difference, and there's been nothing more professionally gratifying than helping to continue King's Legacy in this way. It's just very rewarding to be a part of that. We've not only reissued books that were published in Dr. King's lifetime, books like Stride-Tourred Freedom, where do we go from here, and why we can't wait. But we're also delving into Dr. King's archives to create entirely original books, including a book called All Labor Has Dignity, which is about King and Economic Justice and Labor. And a book which is really about the spiritual King, which is called Thou Dear God. We're exploring aspects of King that many people simply don't know about. For instance, everyone knows about King's famous, I have a dream speech, but they might not know that King was every bit as committed to economic justice, as he was to ending racial injustice. We clearly have so much we still need to learn from Dr. King today, and our hope with books in the King Legacy is that we'll be able to introduce his writing to a new generation of readers. Nowadays, we look at the civil rights movement, and it seems like a foregone conclusion. In other words, of course, all of this would have happened, but when Dr. King was in the middle of it, we didn't know what would happen. When you think about some of the challenges that he had, being harassed by the government, the death threats that he was getting, when he was in the middle of it, it was really extremely difficult, and he had no idea what would happen. So many of us think of King as an icon, as someone who wasn't quite human, but his humanity shines so much in his writing.