MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Long-forgotten photos that show James Earl Ray being brought to jail after his arrest for assassinating Martin Luther King Jr. were unveiled Wednesday to commemorate the 43rd anniversary of the civil rights leader's death.

What would it be like if we really remembered Martin Luther King and honored his memory? Would we think about the advances he and his supporters made in civil and human rights? Would we work to preserve and expand them?

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Just what the headline says. --------------------------------------- For a great piece of writing about MLK, see this wonderful article in the Washington Post: On Martin Luther King Day, remembering the first draft of 'I Have a Dream'

What could possibly motivate a man standing before a crowd of hundreds of thousands, with television cameras beaming his every move and a cluster of microphones tracing his every word, to abandon the prepared text of his speech and begin riffing on a theme that he had used previo …

The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.--the Nobel Peace Prize-winning campaigner for economic and social justice whose legacy we celebrate with a holiday that falls on Jan.

When I first started this series of presenting history's greatest Liberals, I knew that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s entry would be made on August 28th, the anniversary of his famed "I Have a Dream" speech, which was delivered nearly fifty years ago in 1963. Dr.