On the 50th anniversary of the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., people remember and commemorate his life. However, Rev. Al Sharpton says simply remembering him is not enough.
“It is not enough to remember Dr. King of 50 years ago we must plan, we must strategize 50 years ahead,” said Sharpton. “We are right now in an era of a President that is trying to dismantle everything Dr. King fought for and achieved.”
Sharpton calls for all ages and generations to come together and work. “All of us must be on one page. Fulfill the dream don’t just remember the dreamer.”
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