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1967- Martin Luther King Jr. delivers an antiwar speech at UC Berkeley — his last large-scale public address in the Bay Area. Titled “America’s Chief Moral Dilemma,” he tells the crowd gathered in front of Sproul Hall that “You, in a real sense, have been the conscience of the academic community and our nation.” | Martin Luther King Jr. on the Sproul steps, May 17, 1967. Photo by Helen Nestor.
We all know that Jesus has been a pivotal person in the Black community since slavery. Black women in our community have put Jesus before their husbands. Our community has struggle with the image of Jesus being a white man or a Black man.
Take this World History quiz at Encyclopaedia Britannica to test your knowledge of the American civil rights movement.
US Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights legend and longtime congressman, died at the age of 80 on July 17.
Portrait of Attallah Shabazz as she poses with a framed portrait of her father, minister and Civil Rights activist Malcolm X, late twentieth century.
On this day in 1955, Rosa Parks took her fateful bus ride in Montgomery, Alabama.
Moviegoers filling theaters this week to see “Selma,” the new docudrama about one of the key battles of the civil rights movement, may come across a name they don’t recognize. That is an injustice.…
In honor of his leadership, legacy, and faith, we take this week to remember and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
