Martin Luther King's family and Morehouse University officials say the late civil rights leader's papers will remain available for research, not only to historians, but even for high school students.
The King family has been under criticism for years for its diligent protection of the copyright to his works, including the famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
The articles I have read on this did not mention how soon documents would be available on the Internet.
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