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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast Wikipedia friends help him write a Martin Luther King Surreply Memorandum in Free Press racial case against Kelly Ayotte, GOP & Nashua PD, NH Dist. 2010-CV-501

By Christopher King

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As to NH being niggardly in its respect for Dr. King, well I said it back in October, 2005 but still Thanks, guys: You know I give you a hard time, but it's better to keep you around as my faceless frienemy. It's epic, folks.

RELUCTANCE TO OBSERVE
In 1991, the New Hampshire legislature created "Civil Rights Day" and abolished "Fast Day".[11] In 1999, "Civil Rights Day" was officially changed to "Martin Luther King Day," becoming the last state to have a holiday named after Dr. King.[12]

Full Memorandum coming by morning (well, later this morning, it's already 4:07 a.m.) along with a reflection of what this Holiday really means. It means you never stop fighting for Civil Rights, and it means that you give back to your community, even when you don't have a lot of money and material things to give.


Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 17, 2011 (boomark / email).

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