Martin Luther King, Jr. was gunned down on April 4, 1968, but today is the day we recognize him. His message is especially poignant against the recent incident of gun violence and apparent attempted assassination in Tucson, Arizona. Clarence Page is a nationally syndicated columnist with the Chicago Tribune.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy in Tucson's Shadow
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- Clarence Page - Nationally Syndicated Columnist, Chicago Tribune - @chitribpage