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Passionate about arts/culture (music/film/TV), travel, food, global affairs, social justice & faith.
Any opinions expressed here are her own; they do not reflect the views of any organization that she is or has been a member of.
Recommends: Global Voices | TED | NPR | This American Life | La Blogotheque: Les Concerts a Emporter | Daytrotter
Dr. Tuck of Pembroke College, Oxford, raises an important point about the use and abuse of Rev. Dr. MLK Jr’s image and legacy.
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was an international as well as an American icon. But his legacy was used to serve a range of purposes.
24th January 2012
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