He isn’t famous, though arguably he should be. “J.T. was a personal assistant to Martin Luther King and Ralph Abernathy,” ...

Martin Luther King Jr. was fatally shot on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee. Here’s how the final day of his life ...

A church in the segregated Deep South was the scene of an attack that shaped the civil-rights movement, says Fergus ...

Charlie Kirk was the antithesis of King, whom he called an “awful person” – a hard-right conservative who claimed the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act was a “mistake” being used as an “anti-white weapon ...

Even as racial and economic disparities persist and the Trump administration purges DEI policies in government and at ...

By STEVE PFARRER For the Valley Advocate Along with Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and Kwame Ture, Rosa Parks is one of ...

Charlie Kirk’s death this week is the latest example, and it prompts the question: Is America in its assassination era? This ...

A presidential historian compared today's political violence to the 1960s assassinations, warning that social media has ...

These six places in Florida, from Newton to St. Augustine, were critical to the Black Civil Rights Movement. Here's how they influenced it, and how to visit.

The right-wing influencer did not deserve to die, and we shouldn’t forget the many despicable things he said and did.

Let’s start with the big question about Donald Trump’s second administration, which is, are we or have we slipped into a ...

Assassinated Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was an unapologetic, unabashed Christian who loved Jesus Christ.