Forty-four years after the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down on the balcony of a Memphis hotel, the Tennessee city is overcoming what some call protracted guilt and embarrassment, and naming a street in his honor.When I lived in North Mississippi, we spent plenty of time in Memphis, and I never noticed there wasn't one there. Matter of fact, I kinda swear I DO remember one. Maybe I was too wrapped up in my samitches?
On a side note, I'd still much rather watch a movie about the sanitation workers’ strike King was supporting when he was assassinated than on the killing of Bin Laden.
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