Activist spreads King's teachings on nonviolence
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bernard LaFayette, beaten and arrested 27 times during the civil rights movement, has spent his life working toward a goal the movement's leader Martin Luther King shared with him hours before he was killed.<div class="feedflare">
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