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Posted at 09:05 AM ET, 01/18/2010

MLK DAY: Art to remember the Rev. King by...

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At Comic Riffs, I have a small, humble dream: Namely, that every newspaper cartoonist pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today.

We're nowhere near that yet, but today, we post some art to honor King's memory -- including, fittingly, by the leading cartoonist in Atlanta.

May the lessons of your life work -- and your legacy -- only continue to spread and take ever deeper root, Dr. King.

Mike Luckovich / The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / cagle.com


Dave Granlund / Massachusetts / cagle.com


William Simpson Garner / Syndicated / cagle.com

And of course, archival footage is its own special kind of art -- and the resonance of this speech is as special as American history gets. Long live the dream.

THE "I HAVE A DREAM SPEECH":

By  |  09:05 AM ET, 01/18/2010

Categories:  The Political Cartoon | Tags:  The Rev. Martin Luther King

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