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On a Trip to Memphis: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and My Activism
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By Aaron Laxton

January 29, 2013

As an activist and advocate it is always good to take time and re-dedicate yourself to change. During my recent trip to Memphis, Tenn., USA, I visited the place in which Dr. King was assassinated and I talk about what this trip meant to me.



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