The final campaign of Martin Luther King Jr.'s life was an expansive call to unite people against economic disparities.
Culminating in a 40-day protest in Washington, D.C., after his assassination, the Poor People's Campaign is the subject of a new exhibition by The Smithsonian that will be at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center next spring.
Joining Cincinnati Edition to talk about 鈥淪olidarity Now! 1968 Poor People鈥檚 Campaign,鈥� are Traveling Exhibition Service Project Director Saul Sopoci Drake and Director of Museum Experiences Katie Bramell.
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