Keeping the MLK dream alive
A day after he would have turned 83 and almost 49 years after he delivered the “I Have A Dream Speech,” many local residents are joining the nation to keep the dream of Martin Luther King Jr. alive.
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#1
Y.T.
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01/15/12 at 06:15 PM
Martin Luther's Day equates to double holiday pay. Who else has a birthday?
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Anonymous
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01/16/12 at 07:44 AM
He should be remembered just like Clinton, as an adulterer!
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Anonymous
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01/16/12 at 08:41 AM
I hope the young men in the march can keep their "pants off the ground".
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b-villain
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01/16/12 at 02:18 PM
Are there any days out there where a positive comment can be made about anything or anyone?
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Anonymous
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01/16/12 at 03:59 PM
Pants on the ground is the trend nowadays. It is discussting to see a person with their pants below their butts and should never be allowed in the work place!!! Especially at a grocery store.
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Anonymous
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01/16/12 at 06:11 PM
It is also 'disgusting' to see a supposedly educated person with an obvious superiority complex writing disparaging comments about others when they cannot spell, punctuate or use proper grammar.
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Educated One
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01/16/12 at 09:15 PM
Could you possibly mean "disgusting"?
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Anonymous
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01/17/12 at 12:02 AM
its a prison thang. means they are the women
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Anonymous
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01/24/12 at 09:59 PM
I have a feeling MLK would be dissapointed at the behavior of the people he fought to free from discrimintation. It feels like white people are the most discriminated against these days.
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