How Martin Luther King Jr.'s impact was felt in New Jersey
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact is still felt to this very day, but what some may not realize is the many moments he had in New Jersey.
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Jan 15, 2024, 10:32 PM
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13ds agoDr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact is still felt to this very day, but what some may not realize is the many moments he had in New Jersey.
News 12’s Karina Gerry has more on how the Garden State became like a second home to the Civil Rights leader.
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