Remembering Coretta Scott King: The Impact Of The Author, Activist And Civil Rights Leader
“Freedom and justice cannot be parceled out in pieces to suit political convenience,” King once said. “I don’t believe you can stand for freedom for one group of people and deny it to others.”
Bernice King Fires Back At Senate Candidate Who Said MLK Opposes Critical Race Theory
“I encourage you to study my father/nonviolence in full,” Bernice King said.
Abolitionist Mariame Kaba On What We Get Wrong About MLK’s 'I Have A Dream' Speech And Her New Arts Residency For Youth With Dreams Of Their Own
The author of New York Times Bestseller "We Do This 'Til We Free Us" is funding the Stevie Wilson DIY Youth Arts Residency for formerly criminalized youth.
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Family Says “No Celebration” Until The Freedom To Vote Act Is Passed
“The President stood for bridges. Now it's time to stand for our voting rights,” said Arndrea Waters King, wife of Martin Luther King III.
Right-Wing “Moms for Liberty” Group Wants ‘Anti-American’ MLK Jr. Book Banned From Schools
The 11-page complaint claims the civil rights icon’s work is “anti-white” — but on a technicality.
15 Actors Who Have Played Martin Luther King Jr. And Coretta Scott King
Some of the biggest theatrical talents in our community have taken on the roles.
The-Dream Won’t Reveal Who Penned What On Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé's 'Savage' Remix
The singer/songwriter said breaking down the formula would ruin the behind-the-scenes magic.
It’s More Important Than Ever That The World Understand How Radical Martin Luther King Jr. Was
To empower current and future leaders during a time of blatant hatred, King must not be seen as a symbol of centrism or the Black moderate—his life and labor must be a tool and resource for radical work and change.
Here’s How MLK Day Came To Be, And Why We Must Fight To Preserve King’s Legacy
The struggle to establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day took place over half a century. As we celebrate it today, we should not forget that King’s holiday, his legacy and his dream are still under siege.
Take Notes: MLK’s ‘Mountaintop’ Speech Is How To Talk About Economic Justice
Fifty years after King’s death, his speech to these sanitation workers and his broader advocacy for jobs, economic prosperity and economic independence for African Americans still resonate.