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The Imperishable Conviction of Martin Luther King Jr.

The Imperishable Conviction of Martin Luther King Jr.
The U.S. clergyman and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. speaks in March 1966. AFP/GettyImages
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Each year, America celebrates the legacy and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr. And as we watch video clips of the “I Have a Dream” speech and see powerful photos of this civil-rights icon displayed across televisions and editorial pages, we tend to take a facile look at King’s work.

Adrian Norman
Adrian Norman
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Adrian Norman is a writer, political commentator, and author of the book “The Art of the Steal: Exposing Fraud & Vulnerabilities in America's Elections.”
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