It’s 100 years since the civil rights activist was born. Follow in his footsteps on a tour of Boston’s suburbs, where his ...

The preacher and civil rights activist tells us that we can all live and work together to make society a better place.

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Martin Marty, an eminent church historian, prolific chronicler and interpreter of religion and its role in public life, died ...

Welcome to ‘Behind the Eyes of Our Youth’, where we talk about anything and everything” are the opening words to a raw and ...

A staunch champion of pluralism, he was described in Time magazine as “the most influential living interpreter of religion in ...

To commemorate Black History Month, Frederick News-Post staff photojournalist Katina Zentz talked to four women of the African American Resources Cultural and Heritage Society’s “Living Treasures” to ...

He was among the first rows of people who crossed the Edmond Pettus Bridge on what is known as "Bloody Sunday." ...

In 1976, he appeared on NPR's All Things Considered to explain what it might mean that born-again Christian Jimmy Carter was ...

Very few Atlanta leaders saw the intersection of civil rights, education and youth development quite as clearly — and early — ...

If Martin Luther King Jr. could respond to the first five weeks of the second Trump Administration, King scholar Lerone A.

A series of racist experiences in the Southeast, made Sidney Poitier avoid Atlanta. Love and a cluster of family, who made the metro Atlanta their, home kept him coming back.