Since today is Martin Luther King Day, I thought it would be appropriate to step away from the usual Mademoiselle Monday post to feature, instead, a post on Mrs. Coretta Scott King. Certainly we could have devoted a "Mademoiselle Monday" to her, but since we all know that part of the greatness of her legacy ...
FROM OUR ARCHIVES: Atlanta started celebrating King’s life and legacy on his first birthday, Jan. 15, following his assassination in April 1968.
This Wednesday marks fifty years since the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior. All month long, the Alabama Public Radio news team has been…
“As we celebrate Valentine’s Day today, we must also celebrate the iconic Black couples throughout history. Happy Valentine’s Day! #ValentinesDay #HappyValentinesDay #BlackLove #FamousBlackCouples”
The rancorous disputes of the King siblings—most of them over lucrative licensing deals for their father's words and image—are rending family ties
As the nation rediscovers poverty, it’s time to replace the safe, airbrushed icon with the revolutionary he was
On former state Rep. Al Price's wall is a framed high school diploma that was awarded to...
Intimate photographs of the civil rights leader and his family brought to you by the photo editors of TIME....
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President Barack Obama will tonight lay out his case for being re-elected to a second term, telling Americans: 'Our problems can be solved. Our challenges can be met. The path we offer may be harder, but it leads to a better place.'
This lesson introduces students to the speeches and work of Dr. King beyond his “I have a dream” speech, highlighting a more radical vision.
Celebrate these historic change-makers in honor of Women's History Month.
