How black Americans’ lives have–and haven’t–changed since Dr. King’s death
Today we are still fighting many of the same battles as Dr. Martin Luther King did in his day.
How a heritage of black preaching shaped MLK’s voice in calling for justice
Much of King’s legacy lives on in such arresting oral performances. They made him a global figure.
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On MLK Day, the need for a ‘deeply moral argument’ about American injustice
On Martin Luther King Day, we return to a segment we first aired last year, about an effort to revive one of Dr. King’s signature programs, what he called the Poor People’s Campaign. Judy Woodruff sat down with Reverend William…
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On MLK Day, U.S. grapples with furor over Trump’s words
This year's memorials honoring Martin Luther King Jr. came amid the ongoing furor over President Trump's alleged comments and his views on race. While the president released a video commemorating the civil rights hero, his derogatory words reported last week…
In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, the Nobel Prize Foundation released the full audio recording of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1964 Peace Prize acceptance speech.
In our news wrap Monday, Americans observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day with marches celebrating the civil rights leader, as well as protests over the racial divide, police killings of people of color and income disparity. Also, Iran and Hezbollah…
An audio recording of a speech given by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960s, long thought to be lost in time, was made available to the masses this week online.
Shields and Brooks: More Sure-Footed Obama Lays Out Long Game…
Larger Than Expected Inauguration Crowd Share Joy, Future Hopes…
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