My children are in school today; our school district is using holidays as snow days, which doesn’t exactly seem kosher to me. So, as a tribute but also as a bit of a protest, I thought I’d post Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech this morning; this is the whole thing, not just the famous peroration, and if you’ve never heard it, it’s more than worth the time to listen. For that matter, even if you have heard it, it’s still more than worth the time.
Listen to the dream
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I had a professor in undergrad who said, in essence, that to remain a human being, it was important to read the collected works of Martin Luther King Jr once a year. I haven’t quite kept that pace, but I’ve been close ever since.
Thanks for the protest.
He was a great man of God, a great servant of his country, and a great writer and preacher; there’s a lot of value in his works, indeed.
Oh, and you’re welcome. 🙂