Is there enough room in the US for everyone’s dreams?
Memorial honours Martin Luther King Jr, more than 40 years after the death of the civil-rights movement leader.
A new memorial in the US capital, dedicated to civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr, honours his contributions to the country’s civil-rights movement.
Until the 1960s, black and white Americans were kept separate in public places – including schools and hotels.
But now, people of all races and religions will be able celebrate Dr King’s legacy at the National Mall – the preserve of memorials to former presidents and war heroes – which will welcome a towering man of peace.
Al Jazeera’s John Terret reports from Washington DC.