We are reposting an article from April 10, 2015, on 50 years since Viola Liuzzo’s death, written by Helen Halyard.

It’s the middle of April in twenty-five, and hardly a man or woman is now alive who knows by heart the opening of the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem that once was memorized by generations of American ...

The family of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has opposed the decision to release the documents before they have a chance to review them.

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Now that Women’s History Month has concluded, there’s been one more broad attack on methods of sharing our nation’s history. On March 27, President Donald Trump issued a new executive order affecting ...

The Civil Rights movement brought about real, substantive change. Who will become the voice of our current efforts to restore ...

From a trio of plant sales to Free Family Day at the Stax Museum to the Time Warp Drive-In, here are some spring events to ...

More than 100 organizations have endorsed The Martin Luther King People’s Convention for Justice And Resistance that will ...

Rosa Parks' mugshot remains one of the defining images of the civil rights movement. However, it wasn't taken on the day she ...

The recent “Hands Off!” protests in Boston, as part of a nationwide movement, have brought deep divisions and passionate responses to the current political climate to the forefront. The swiftness and ...

Watching Zelenskyy left me thinking about political courage. Philosophers have written about bravery for thousands of years, ...