Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. may have used different methods to achieve a similar civil rights goal in the 1960s, but following their assassinations their families grew close to each other ...

Nelson Mandela Elementary Choir, Preston Love Jr. and others join the Durham Museum in honor of Martin Luther King ... and culture. King’s civil rights contemporary Malcolm X was born in the ...

You don't do that in a revolution. You don't do any singing; you're too busy swinging," Malcolm X called out to the applauding crowd. Martin Luther King Jr. addresses some 2,000 people in Memphis ...

Starting at 11 a.m., join fluid acrylics artist Rahim Gray to learn the way he incorporates social justice and music in his work and to make pour art ... Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X ...

Back-to-back events at UC Santa Barbara will kick off celebrations for Martin Luther King Jr. Day ... author’s reflections on civil rights leaders, including Malcolm X, Medgar Evers and King. “Our ...

Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day ... nominated poet and activist Kevin Powell will speak on "If Dr. King and Malcolm X Were Here Now." Interfaith Breakfast 8 to 10 a.m. Monday, at the Hyatt ...

and legitimate forms of resistance are delegitimised through Malcolm X. King's legacy is pro-liberation, and by extension, it is pro-Palestine. Dr Bernice King, head of the Martin Luther King Jr ...

Malcolm X, Jim Brown and Sam Cooke. King was famously photographed there in his swim trunks in the pool in a rare moment of relaxation. The first MLK days:Martin Luther King Jr. Day became a ...

Certainly, the performance represents a measure of racial progress that shouldn’t be ignored. The American Dream is that anyone of any background can rise to the level of his or her own merit. That’s ...

There’s a lot of people that think they had something to do with Malcolm X's assassination and Kennedy. There's a lot of fu**ing theories and I don't know the truth." Joe Rogan and Theo Von ...

I think it is time that folks realize how we got here is hard work. It was folks like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, civil rights leaders who did the work, did the marching,” Co-organizer Tim ...