Arkansans at state Capitol mark 63 years since March on Washington, King’s ‘Dream’ speech
A state legislator addressing the second annual National MLK Commissions Conference, hosted by the Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, said Friday honoring the 250,000 participants in the 1963 March on Washington was an occasion more suitable for commemoration than celebration.
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Arkansans at state Capitol mark 63 years since March on Washington, King’s ‘Dream’ speech
A state legislator addressing the second annual National MLK Commissions Conference, hosted by the Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, said Friday honoring the 250,000 participants...
