Wideners Delaware campus marked its annual celebration of the life of Martin Luther King Jr. on Thursday, Jan. 10 with a panel discussion that explored how King might have responded to the 2006 Jena Six incident in Louisiana. Panelists also used the forum to encourage law students in the audience of more than 100 to use their careers to further Kings dream.Dr. King dedicated his life to moving our great nation closer to the idea of racial justice, Associate Provost and Law Dean Linda L. Ammons said in her welcome. His inspiring legacy continues to stand as a testimony to the conviction that no one can be free and enjoy the fruits of freedom until we all are free.