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Peer reviewedZorn, Jeff – Journal of Education, 1992
The writings of Martin Luther King Jr. deserve to be read in undergraduate humanities classes but not in the spirit advocated by former Secretary of Education William Bennett. It is argued that Bennett downplays the struggles against racial discrimination and chooses the most conservative King pieces for the literary canon. (SLD)
Descriptors: Authors, Black Leadership, Black Literature, Civil Rights
