Carl Maxey, Spokane’s Martin Luther King

In this guest presentation,  Jim Kershner will answer this question: How did a Spokane orphan child, who was kicked out of an orphanage because of the color of his skin, end up being the subject of  a bronze bust at Gonzaga School of Law, with the inscription, “He made a difference”? Mr. Kershner  will tell the unlikely tale of how a child with no family and zero advantages in life became one of the most influential figures in Spokane’s history.

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