King left behind has impacted the United States of America immensely. Without him, no telling where we would be at this moment in time. The archive truly displays these values forwarded by visually showing you what Dr. King accomplished. The materials are arranged in an intuitive way so that you can understand this. If you click on the ‘About Dr. King’ tab, you will be prompted with a short slide show and biography over Dr. Martin Luther King. Could you imagine achieving more progress of racial equality in 13 years than the previous 350 years all together? He did so, and for this, we commend him. The way the archive presents his legacy is logical and fair. No, they do not just say, “Dr. King’s legacy is amazing and will live on forever,” but instead the archive provides actually events Dr. King were apart of to make this archive equitable. For example, in the “About the King’ section, Dr. King was the leading force behind the “March on Washington” in 1963: Something that drew over 25 million people. At this March, he delivered his famous, “I Have a Dream” speech. This section truly helps you understand the reasoning behind Dr. King’s legacy and why it will live on