Tag Archives: Martin Luther King Jr.
50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Selma
Today is the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the first march in Selma, Alabama. I find it interesting that this celebration has come so closely after the federal report […]
Compelling Retrospective
October 19, 2014 By Christina Hamlett Format:Kindle Edition Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves and the only way they […]
The man black history erased By LZ Granderson, CNN Contributor
In August of 1963 I was sixteen years old preparing to enter my senior year of high school. The March on Washington was a clarion call for many Americans and […]
Meeting Martin Luther King, Jr. June 1965
Yesterday was Martin Luther King’s birthday and his holiday is today. I had the joy of meeting him at a Southern Christian Leadership Conference training in Atlanta, GA in 1965. […]
