Martin Luther King Jr.'s Impact in Cleveland | Politics on Point

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s Impact in Cleveland | Politics on Point

Martin Luther King Jr. left the famous march from Selma to Montgomery to come to Cleveland. Why? To encourage voter registration as a way for black people to let their voices be heard. 
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