In Ignoring Nasty FBI Info, Are The Media Protecting MLK Or ‘Call-Out Culture’?
Do America’s establishment media fear that publishing Garrow’s story in a straight fashion would risk a swath of their core woke audiences turning on one of history’s greatest civil rights leaders?
MLK’s Alleged Abuse Of Women Does Not Negate His Achievements
It is only now that the noted Martin Luther King Jr. historian has decided the details of King’s salacious hidden life merits attention and ridicule.
Birmingham Civil Rights Icon Leaves A Legacy Of True Anti-Racism
It was 10:22 a.m. on September 15, 1963, and a dynamite bomb had just ripped a giant hole through Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, 25 blocks away, where Chris’s daughter had gone with her mother to celebrate Youth Sunday.
Now Is The Time To Revive MLK’s Vision For African-American Culture
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s America is one where citizens act as the best possible representatives of their respective cultures and traditions.
Riveting Stories Of Black American History From The Backwoods Of Alabama
You might not have heard of these less celebrated Black History Month heroes, but their lives of faith and service are worthy of recognition.
African-Americans Have a Long History Of Championing Gun Rights
Martin Luther King Jr.’s inability to practice his Second Amendment rights was just another episode in a long history of attacks on African Americans.
Martin Luther King Jr. Would Be Pleased With Black Americans’ Gains Under Trump
Black people have jobs, and more jobs than the left-wing Black Lives Matter-type politicians have been able to provide — ever!
Alton Sterling’s Family To Reconcile With Widows Of Slain Police Officers In MLK Day Meeting
‘People get overwhelmed by senseless violence and think they can’t fix it, but they can reconcile and heal and forgive.’
Do Americans Still Believe In Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream?
The passage of time has made us wonder if Martin Luther King’s dream of a healed nation was maybe just that: a fantasy.
What The NFL Could Learn From MLK And The Civil Rights Protests
Before the late 1960s turned American political protests into a contradictory spectacle, civil rights protests were a case study in disciplined political campaigning.
After Charlottesville, It’s Time To Pursue Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘Beloved Community’
We must move beyond gated communities of thought and ‘us vs. them’ dichotomies, and instead pursue peace and reconciliation.
The West’s Vision Of ‘The Noble Death’ Has Become Dark And Sinister
The stories and heroes we admire most reveal something about who we are. It matters that ’13 Reasons Why’ is more popular than Joan of Arc.
How Intersectionality Increases Anti-Semitism Among The Left
Leaders are promoting a campaign that galvanizes the growing anti-Semitism crisis that exists today in academia and on college campuses.
The End Of Identity Politics
It is increasingly difficult to judge who we are by our appearances, which means identity politics may lose its influence.
Turning Martin Luther King Jr. Into An Anti-America Revolutionary Diminishes His Power
If we cannot resolve the tensions inside Martin Luther King Jr.’s ideas, then we are compelled to judge which represents the best of his thought and action.
Will The National Mall’s New Museum Tell The Real Civil Rights Story?
This week’s Charlotte riots demonstrate the importance of narrative—and the new Museum of African American History can shape that narrative for the better.
What Happened When A White Kid Pretended To Be Martin Luther King Jr.
I was trying to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day by reading his speech in character. There’s one problem. I’m a white kid from the Pacific Northwest.
What Both Sides Get Right And Wrong About Kim Davis
Kim Davis may be taking her religious liberty too far. But she’s right that Obergefell is unjust.
Gay Marriage Isn’t About Justice, It’s About Selma Envy
My generation willfully ignores the real debate about gay rights and religious freedom because we want halos without sacrifice.
The Case For Colorblind Casting
Most advertising, movie, and theater scripts don’t require casting actors of specific races. But some do.
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