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The Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission
by MLK Commission February 10, 2021
by MLK Commission February 10, 2021
Formed in 1993, The Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission — a division of the Arkansas Department of Education — serves Arkansans of all ages and cultural backgrounds throughout the four congressional districts of Arkansas in its effort to encourage…
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The Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission