🇺🇸 Memphis marks Martin Luther King's assassination | Al Jazeera English

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At the time of his assassination in 1968, Martin Luther King Jr was in the city of Memphis, Tennessee to support striking black sanitation workers.

They wanted the same pay and treatment as their white colleagues.

Today, as the city commemorates the anniversary of King's death, the sanitation workers and other public service employees are locked in a standoff with the city over a new employment contract.

Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan reports from Memphis on the perspective of the sanitation workers themselves.

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Funny/ironic/sad that we have progressed in time 50 years but have not progressed in action all that much. People who work hard like this should be *fully* paid for their work.

StephenMatlock