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A Stone of Hope

The newly completed Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial was opened to the public for the first time this week. Watch a slideshow of photos taken the morning of the opening and listen to some early visitors share their thoughts on the significance of the memorial and the legacy of Dr. King.

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