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the ideals that Rev. Dr. King lived, fought and died for; equality, justice, peace, community service, social activism, and faith; not just for people of color, but for all people.

It certainly appears that there was a tremendous breakthrough for Ms. Clatterbuck, “a defining moment” as the newly inaugurated leader of these United States of America, President Barack Obama has stated in many of his speeches.

I want to inteiject here that the headline for last week stated that Dr. King’s dream has been “fulfilled.” Quite the contrary. While the election of the first African American to the highest office in our country is history-making and certainly a grand achievement, the work to truly fulfill Dr. King’s dream of a “beloved community” continues, in particular where inequities

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