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Jan 16, 2011
A Teacher Looks at MLK, Jr. Day - By Todd R. Nelson – Head of School at The School in Rose Valley, PA. Nelson’s father, Robert C. Nelson, covered the Civil Rights movement for The Christian Science Monitor.
I celebrate Martin Luther King today. Perhaps it’s because my father spent part of his newspaper career traveling to Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery covering the famous civil rights demonstrations led by Dr. King. Perhaps because King would be the same age as my father. But I think it’s mostly because King taught me how to be positively dissatisfied.
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