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@SenKamala Harris Harris: In the middle of the civil rights movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for racial justice and economic justice. #BlackHistoryMonth
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"People like Dr. King and Malcolm X and everybody who fought for civil rights for African American throughout history have given me this opportunity." @thebigticket205 talks about #BlackHistoryMonth and what it means to him 🔊⬆️
'He wore the shoes of Dr. King.' | Rev. Louis Coleman's commitment to fighting for social justice
The Louisville Riots of 1968 after Dr. Martin Luther King's assassination were compared to those that broke out in 2020 after the death of Breonna Taylor.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Brotherhood Awards set for Feb. 27
The daughters of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X call themselves sister-friends, joined by their fathers’ legacies. @MSNBC’s Trymaine Lee spoke with the pair about their unique bond, racism in America, and the fight for justice in America today.
The daughters of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X call themselves sister-friends, joined by their fathers’ legacies. @MSNBC’s Trymaine Lee spoke with the pair about their unique bond, racism in America, and the fight for justice in America today.
Don't miss tomorrow's RTÉ Kids Instagram LIVE at 12PM - Dr Niamh Shaw@niamhiepoos will be going live with Adam King@AdventuresWADo talk all things Space.
There are a lot of problems here which I analyse in the link below. Many were created by the reforms set by the now Baron King of Lothbury and Dr. Martin Weale. They should be questioned. ( 3/3)
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You can’t quote Dr. King on social media one day out of the year and live a life that runs counter to his words and teachings the other 364.
If anyone had a right to question whether our democracy was worth redeeming, it was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Because in the face of billy clubs and lynchings, poll taxes and literacy tests, he never gave in to violence, never waved a traitorous flag or gave up on our country.
“Call it democracy, or call it democratic socialism, but there must be a better distribution of wealth within this country for all of God's children.” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
An ignorant question leads Dr. King to offer a strong lesson in black history in two minutes flat. I can tell that he’s slightly irritated, but also determined to break it ALL the way down. Which he does brilliantly. A king. #MLK90
Every so often, I re-read Dr. King’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail. While some of the injustices may have changed, his poetic brilliance, moral clarity, and tests of conscience still reverberate today. Take a moment to reflect on his righteous call:
Dr. King was 26 when the Montgomery bus boycott began. He started small, rallying others who believed their efforts mattered, pressing on through challenges and doubts to change our world for the better. A permanent inspiration for the rest of us to keep pushing towards justice.
I’ve always drawn inspiration from what Dr. King called life’s most persistent and urgent question: "What are you doing for others?" Let’s honor his legacy by standing up for what is right in our communities and taking steps to make a positive impact on the world.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was murdered by white supremacy. That’s it. That’s the tweet.
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