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King's 'Dream' traded in for a money-making scheme

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The King family in 1966 in a last official portrait.
 
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 From left, Martin Luther King III, Dexter, Yolanda and Bernice in 2006. 'What's best for Dad's legacy': Other views
Representatives for the King family declined to respond to requests for an opposing view.
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 David Letterman Punchlines: More throw hats in the ring for president
The late-night comics take another look at potential candidates for the 2016 bid.
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 Mitt Romney campaigns in October 2012 in Tampa with former Florida governor Jeb Bush and Sen. Marco Rubio, right. What's the best path to the presidency? Column
In governors vs. senators, state executives would seem to have the edge.
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 The Supreme Court Judicial candidates face loss of free speech rights: Column
Supreme Court will hear campaign fundraising case.
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 Pope Francis Is insulting religions off-limits? #tellusatoday
The Paris attacks prompted a debate on whether insulting a religion should be protected speech.
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 April DeBoer and Jayne Rowse, who are raising four children, could be chosen to represent the gay marriage movement at the Supreme Court. Gay marriage ruling will define freedom: Column
Sexual revolution set to undermine the American revolution.
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 Metro Detroit nurses April DeBoer, left, and her partner Jayne Rowse stand outside a federal courthouse in Detroit, Feb. 25, 2014, during a break in a trial that debated Michigan’s ban on gay marriage. Nationwide marriage equality here we come: Column
My new union is an emotional joy beyond measure.
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 The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, right, and Bishop Julian Smith, left, flank Martin Luther King Jr., during a civil rights march in Memphis in 1968. What would Martin Luther King Jr. say today?
Tell us in photos, videos or words by noon Jan. 21.
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 Oscar statuettes are on display during the announcement of the Academy Awards nominations on Jan. 15. Oscars fumble on diversity: Your Say
The 2015 Academy Awards nominations drew fire for lack of diversity. All of the 20 nominees for lead or supporting actor and actress are white.
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