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American Black Journal
MLK at Wright
The Charles H. Wright museum of African American history is holding its 18th annual breakfast and celebration on the Martin Luther King holiday. The morning’s keynote speaker is the Rev. Dr. Robert Franklin Jr. President Emeritus of Dr. King’s alma mater, Morehouse College. Stephen talks to Charles Ferrell, VP of public programs at the wright museum. Episode 4610/Segment 1
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