I heard a report on the radio this morning about The King Center, which lead me to the Martin Luther King Research and Education Institute’s Liberation Curriculum. There are lesson plans and speeches. King was such a dynamic speaker! You can listen to an excerpt of I Have Been to the Mountaintop, King’s last speech. [...]
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