NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: Well, what does Martin Luther King Day mean to you? CNN asked some people to reflect on that, and we take a minute now for the answers.</s>NATHANIEL BARBEE, BROOKLYN, NY: It shouldn't just be a time for black people. It's a time for everybody to try to come together and make a difference in the world.</s>DOUG OLSEN, BOSTON, MA: We as a nation should just try to make the dream come true by looking everybody in the eye, no matter what their race, creed or color, and saying, You're a citizen, too.</s>SPENCER WILDER, ATLANTA, GA: You know, everyone should honor it by taking a day off and, you know, in remembrance of Martin Luther King and all that he died for.</s>NICOLE MELAKU, NEW YORK, NY: I think it should be made a big deal, because he really helped a lot of people. And he died, like, while he was fighting for our rights.</s>JIM FREEMAN, NEW YORK, NY: The ideas that he brought were not only for one segment of the country, but for everybody. And we need to really continue to emphasize that because I think we've gotten too far away from it. And I think a lot of our young people don't realize what they've gotten because of him.</s>KENNETH SOLOMAN, ATLANTA, GA: Quiet time, remembrance, maybe in churches and synagogues, trying to remember as much as possible, having kind of a day of rememberance.
Voices: Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.