BUFFALO, N.Y. — All across America, people are honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Junior.
The civil rights leader who fought for justice and an end to racial discrimination.
In Buffalo, many used the day to do service projects and volunteer.
Former Buffalo councilman Clifford Bell was born the same year as Dr. King.
He strongly believes that the holiday should not be a day off, but a day on.
"That was the intent that people should always share try to help one another and lift each other up. And that was his whole mission to set the stage for people to have that kind of outlook of our fellowship and helping one another. This is a great day to do it in the memory of a man."
Watch the full interview below done by 2 On Your Side's Claudine Ewing who spoke with Darnell Haywood, President of the Buffalo Urban League.
