By Lauren Ashe
Every year for the past 12 years, I have learned about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in school.
In elementary school, we celebrated MLK Day by watching “Our Friend, Martin.” In middle school, we spent the day discussing his plea for nonviolence and his call for a better world. In high school, we briefly discussed the letter from the Birmingham Jail.
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