Local leaders gather to discuss civil rights, progress, and community health on Martin Luther King Day
The latest COVID surge forced San Antonio to pump the brakes on its official Martin Luther King Jr. Day march, the biggest event of its kind in the country.
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Local leaders gather to discuss civil rights, progress, and community health on Martin Luther King Day
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