An Observance on Martin Luther King Day

AtypicalAnecdote ― While 56% of American’s have the day off, 44% of Americans, under employers’ ideals somewhat synonymous with Jesse Helms and Ronald Reagan, are in their offices today answering phones, and scheduling meetings—another manic Monday. But how should we honor a man who wanted to overturn the entire edifice so that ALL PEOPLE could practice justice and love toward one another?Vincent Harding, one of King’s colleagues, once said, “A dangerous Negro, now a national hero. How shall we work with[...]