Martin Luther King Day: Service, Reflection, and Education
Jan 17, 2022•21 min•Ep. 57
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Episode description
The historical memories of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Justice hit too close home for Rep. Stephanie T. Bolden who shares personal reflections and what community members can continue to do, creating more hope and opportunity rooted in Dr. Martin Luther King’s dream.
MLK Day allows all people, as individuals and in organizations, to reflect on how they live out the values that our nation honors.
Dr. King’s struggle for justice and the dangers it entailed, serves as a reminder that the work of public servants always required courage and strength to move a dream forward.
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