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Marchers Prepare to Honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on 40th Anniversary of Assassination MEMPHIS, Tenn. - On the 40th anniversary of his assassination, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is to be honored as a champion of peace in the city where he died. "Here was a man who understood nonviolence at a depth that I had never known before," said C.T. Vivian, a former King associate. Presidential candidates, civil rights leaders, labor activists and thousands of citizens were expected to come together Friday in Memphis to honor King for his devotion to racial equality and economic justice.

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Marchers Prepare to Honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on 40th Anniversary of Assassination

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - On the 40th anniversary of his assassination, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is to be honored as a champion of peace in the city where he died.

"Here was a man who understood nonviolence at a depth that I had never known before," said C.T. Vivian, a former King associate.

Presidential candidates, civil rights leaders, labor activists and thousands of citizens were expected to come together Friday in Memphis to honor King for his devotion to racial equality and economic justice.