Martin Luther King III joins Equal Time to talk with Mary C. Curtis about his father’s “I have a dream” speech, voting rights today and personal memories of his father. Fifty-eight years after his father’s iconic words, MLK III joins John Lewis’ family and others to galvanize the nation to, once again, ensure voting rights for all Americans.

Show Notes:

• ‘This is about whether or not we will have a democracy or an autocracy,’ Clyburn says on voting rights
• ‘The flag would still be flying today’
• The education gap
• ‘The intrinsic value of whiteness’
• Who is afraid of critical race theory?