Remembering Black America’s saddest day
In 2008, Memphis sanitation workers Elmore Nickelberry, 76, center, and his son Terrence, left, held a replica of the placard used by strikers in Memphis, Tenn. in front of the former Lorraine Motel. Dr. King was murdered there on April 4, 1968. Click here for a commentary on MLK and Barack Obama.
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