Next week, our nation will celebrate the work and legacy of its foremost civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The timing is particularly notable, as it coincides with the end of the presidential administration of Barack Obama, a president with a noted commitment to equal rights and social justice.
As we pause to recognize the important work of Dr. King, we should also focus our attention on rectifying an injustice that stains the legacy of one of Dr. King’s forebearers in the civil rights movement: the wrongful conviction of Marcus Garvey.
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