MLK III Leads Commemoration on 56th Anniversary of Father's Assassination

Events in Memphis and Atlanta highlight ongoing fight against racism, poverty, and war, underscoring the importance of unity and democracy.

King III, along with family, commemorated the 56th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination with events in Memphis and Atlanta.
The Kings emphasized the ongoing struggle against the 'triple evils' of racism, poverty, and war, echoing MLK Jr.'s legacy.
Martin Luther King III stressed the importance of unity, non-violence, and democracy in overcoming current societal challenges.
The family's visit to Memphis, particularly in an election year, highlighted concerns about political violence and the erosion of civil rights.
Grants were announced for 16 grassroots programs by the Drum Major Institute, founded on MLK Jr.'s ideals, to support democracy preservation.