Nearly 50 years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. told us he had
a dream. And, to this day, the civil activist's speech on the steps of the
Lincoln Memorial in 1963 remains one of the most famous — if not the most
famous — in history.
The speech itself was very similar to King — it excited,
it brought hope, it inspired.
So as we toast the late civil rights activist, who was born
a little over 84 years ago, we have to no choice but to also pay recognition to
one of King's biggest contributions:
