Fifty years ago this week, a seminal moment in history was off many Americans’ radar. This was the era before cable news and the Internet, so the only view most had of the event was on the evening news and in the daily newspaper the next day. Even then, Martin Luther King Jr.’s address before the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington was relegated to many back pages, including in this newspaper.
Our Views: Defining a destination
We may not agree on nations racial progress, but it still is a journey we need to continue
