President Donald Trump’s inauguration coincided with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Fort Worth’s “grandmother of Juneteenth” Opal Lee took advantage of the occasion to call on the incoming chief executive to live up to the civil rights leader’s legacy.

An educator and civil rights advocate, Lee called for unity and hope, drawing deeply from Dr. Martin Luther King's enduring legacy.

Opal Lee did not vote for President Donald Trump, but the 98-year-old civil rights icon says she is ready to work with him. In an open letter published Monday, Lee noted her successful fight to have Juneteenth recognized as a national holiday.

The Kansas State women’s basketball team expects star center Ayoka Lee to play again this season after she limped off the court with a foot injury during an 81-69 victory over Arizona State on Sunday at Bramlage Coliseum. But it may be a while before she is ready to play in her next game for the Wildcats.

The school called it “probable” that Lee will return before the end of the season, but more will be known in the coming weeks.

Kansas State All-American forward Ayoka Lee will be sidelined indefinitely with a fractured foot, the school announced Monday.