Have We Achieved Dr. King’s Dream Yet?
In the over five decades since Dr. King laid out his dream at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, our country has made great progress toward racial equality by destroying Jim Crow, expanding voting rights, and more thoroughly integrating our society.
Today, black people hold seats in Congress, the Cabinet, Fortune 500 company boardrooms and, of course, the Oval Office.
The United States has come a long way in fifty-five years, but many of King’s complaints are still relevant today. These inequities are impediments to the personal liberty of millions of Americans.
