To the Editor:
This weekend our country and beyond will pause to remember and celebrate the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Across our land, services of remembrance will be observed, humanitarian acts shared, and acts of kindness practiced in honor of Dr. King. Perhaps the best way to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy is to live lives and support policies that promote justice and equality for everyone, not just one day, but every day.
One theme we often hear in Dr. King’s preaching references the prophet Amos as he anticipates a day when God’s “justice…
January 14, 2026
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