Building on MLK's legacy: Naming streets is one thing; seeking equality is another - Anniston Star

16 January 2012, 1:09 am

Building on MLK's legacy: Naming streets is one thing; seeking equality is anotherAnniston StarIn Hobson City, Martin Luther King Jr. Drive paves a path through that historic town that serves as Calhoun County's link to Alabama's African-American past. In Anniston, the attractive Zinn Park pavilion that carries MLK's name is a well-used and ...and more »... Read More »

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