King Way Vote
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I was greatly disheartened by the results of the Market Street/Martin Luther King Way vote. While I realize the inconvenience and financial impact on businesses adjusting to a new address, the statement that was so made by honoring a courageous black American was important.
I regret the rescinding of that statement and hope that San Diegans may yet find a public way of honoring Martin Luther King.
SUSAN BOOKBINDER BROWN
San Diego
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