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[Title] Percentage thinking the US has fulfilled MLK Jr.’s vision drops to pre-Obama election levels; what happened? When Barack Obama was running for President in April of 2008, slightly more than a third of the adults in the US thought that the vision of Martin Luther King Jr. as outlined in his “I Have a Dream” speech, had been fulfilled. Just before Obama was sworn in as President in January of 2009, the perception that the King vision had already been fulfilled had swelled to nearly half of all adults in the US. Perceptions of African Americans improved dramatically during this period increasing 30 points to 65% between April 2008 and January 2009. [Date] Aug 25 2011 [Type] 
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