"Dr. King stood for equality for all. Socially, we've lost some of that today."by Eli SandersRay Clark with his family at today's Martin Luther King, Jr. march in Seattle. ES
Ray Clark, 42
Seattle "born and raised"Why are you out here today?
To support democracy. To celebrate Martin Luther King. And to show my children where we're from, and where we're going if we don't stand up—all together.What do you think of the state of the country right now?
I'm afraid. I'm afraid we're going backwar
Ray Clark, 42
Seattle "born and raised"Why are you out here today?
To support democracy. To celebrate Martin Luther King. And to show my children where we're from, and where we're going if we don't stand up—all together.What do you think of the state of the country right now?
I'm afraid. I'm afraid we're going backwar