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Revisiting Dr. King’s 1963 "Dream" Speech - The New Journal and Guide

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By Rosaland Tyler

Associate Editor

New Journal and Guide

A genie did not leap out of a bottle  when the Rev. Dr. Martin L. King Jr.'s polished black wingtip  touched the first marble step leading up to the Lincoln Memorial, and he hoofed it up 18 polished marble steps, until he finally arrived at the podium.

The stairs are important because ' a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,' according to a Chinese proverb.

Continue reading Revisiting Dr. King’s 1963 'Dream' Speech at The New Journal and Guide.

Source: The New Journal and Guide

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