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EFCA Is a Priority for Many Civil Rights Leaders

By Wade Henderson
Special to Roll Call
April 30, 2009, Midnight

On the eve of his assassination 41 years ago this month, Martin Luther King Jr. marched with striking Memphis sanitation workers because he understood that workers rights are civil rights.

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