Righting Two Martin Luther King Memorial Wrongs
As a botched inscription is removed, the civil-rights leader's statue in D.C. also deserves reappraisal. More »
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Hampton Dellinger is a former state deputy attorney general for North Carolina, now in private practice. In 2008 he sought the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He recently served as NBC's legal analyst for the John Edwards trial.
As a botched inscription is removed, the civil-rights leader's statue in D.C. also deserves reappraisal. More »
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