An excellent look at King both as man and legend in the Wall Street Journal today, King's birthday. First, a look at the legend represented by the King Memorial on the Mall: Some gaze upon this figure in silence. Some smile and pull out cell phone cameras. Others chat about how closely the statue resembles King. And some are moved to tears. "Just all that this man did so that we could do anything and be anything," said Brandolyn Brown, 26, of Cheraw, S.C., who visited the memorial Saturday with her aunt and cousin. "I know it took a lot more than him to get to where we are, but he was a big part of the movement." Brown's aunt, Gloria Drake, 60, of Cheraw, S.C., said she remembers King almost as though he was Moses leading his people to the promised land, even when there were so many reasons to doubt things would get better in an era of segregated buses, schools and lunch counters. "It was really just hostile," she said. "... And then we had a man that comes to tell us things are...(Read Full Post)