Embrace all that Dr. King stood for, including voting rights, universal basic income: Eric Foster
(World News USA)

CLEVELAND -- I remember being taught about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in elementary school. I remember being told that he marched for “civil rights.” I remember being told that he had a “dream” where people of all races were treated equally. He gathered people of all races to Washington, D.C., to hear him talk about his dream. I remember being told that, because of his “dream” speech, we all were treated equally. In middle school and high school, I remember learning a little more about him. He led the civil rights movement of the `60s and was responsible for laws which were passed to end segregation. I remember there was much discussion about his advocacy of nonviolence and why that...