Bernice King referenced her father’s observation, “We must learn to live together as brothers or will all perish together as ...
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The University of Louisville should stop using Martin Luther King, Jr.'s name | Opinion
Someone at the University of Louisville is discouraging student groups bearing Martin Luther King, Jr.'s name from speaking ...
The theme was "The Fierce Urgency of Now," a reference to a quote by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in his "I Have a Dream" ...
Lionel Richie once passed up on an opportunity to march alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other Freedom Fighters. During a recent interview with The Guardian about his new memoir, “Truly,” the ...
President Donald Trump has faced backlash after bragging about his ability to dodge bullets at an event honoring assassinated activist Charlie Kirk. Speaking at a White House ceremony to posthumously ...
On Kirk’s “National Day of Remembrance,” white supremacists want to replace a tradition of justice with their own manufactured myth. “Every single American should take a long, hard look at the twisted ...
My two boys recently got new passports. The little books are gorgeously designed. On thick paper, drawings are etched of wheat fields and farmers, statues and monuments. Quotes from great Americans – ...
My two boys recently got new passports. The little books are gorgeously designed. On thick paper, drawings are etched of wheat fields and farmers, statues and monuments. Quotes from great Americans – ...
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Lionel Richie says his parents stopped him from marching with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Lionel Richie gets candid about his memoir—“Truly”—growing up during the Civil Rights era, and politics today. Lionel Richie once passed up on an opportunity to march alongside Dr. Martin Luther King ...
Philadelphia’s Museum of the American Revolution traces the complex legacy, at home and abroad, of the Declaration of Independence.
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America’s Jewish core
The compendium arrives at a fraught moment when animus toward the Jewish people in the U.S. has reached heights not seen in generations.
In her introduction column Leah Down the Law, Leah Badawi ’27 traces her evolution from imaginative child writer to ...
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