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King Day Service a Fitting Way To Honor Civil Rights Leader, NBA Players Say |
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![The millions of Americans who continue to be inspired by the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. include several NBA players, who are encouraging their fellow citizens to honor King by serving their communities on the King Holiday. Volunteering in specific areas is especially important, according to Tyson Chandler of the New Orleans Hornets. “We can continue to restore New Orleans, while also honoring Dr. King, by volunteering or the Martin Luther King Day of Service and rebuilding the greater New Orleans area.](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090509024428im_/http://www.nationalservice.gov/images/gallery/08_0117_mlk_04.jpg)
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1/17/2008 |
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The millions of Americans who continue to be inspired by the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. include several NBA players, who are encouraging their fellow citizens to honor King by serving their communities on the King Holiday. Volunteering in specific areas is especially important, according to Tyson Chandler of the New Orleans Hornets. “We can continue to restore New Orleans, while also honoring Dr. King, by volunteering or the Martin Luther King Day of Service and rebuilding the greater New Orleans area. |
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Office of Public Affairs, Corporation for National and Community Service |
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08_0117_mlk_04 |
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