Colorado Springs residents honored the memory of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Junior yesterday by listening to his speeches and lighting candles. The Colorado College campus featured a remembrance at Shove Chapel as listeners could hear recordings of King's famous speeches. More than 200 people started the holiday by eating at the All People's Breakfast in the college's Cornerstone Arts Center. King would have been 82 this year.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Colorado Springs Honors Late Civil Rights Leader
Colorado Springs residents honored the memory of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Junior yesterday by listening to his speeches and lighting candles. The Colorado College campus featured a remembrance at Shove Chapel as listeners could hear recordings of King's famous speeches. More than 200 people started the holiday by eating at the All People's Breakfast in the college's Cornerstone Arts Center. King would have been 82 this year.
