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With U.S.-backed wars and violence spreading abroad, and more senseless violence here are home, activists remember the radical legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Fifty-five years after King’s assassination, today’s organizers say that while King is best known for having dream of racial harmony, they lean more on his analysis of the triple evils of U.S. empire: racism, war, and poverty. With the Rev. Graylan Hagler, Maha Hillal, Netfa Freeman and more.
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