Bernice King referenced her father’s observation, “We must learn to live together as brothers or will all perish together as ...

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Sermons and hymns recast the war as a sacred struggle for ... By the early twentieth century, Sunday mornings had become, as Martin Luther King Jr. later observed, “the most segregated hour in America ...

Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, praised Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 on Monday as “a leader who ...

Civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis suggested Sunday the controversy over Sen. Barack Obama's former pastor has reignited a conversation about race that could ultimately be beneficial for the country.

Scales graduated in 1969 and had a two-year stint with the U.S. Army. He served as a clerk typist at Fort Hood, Texas. While ...

Jesuit Father Lado Ludovic has made an urgent rallying cry to the people of Cameroon, declaring the moment for nonviolent ...

A 1965 article titled “Race Clime May Be Improved” reported on the women in Montgomery, Alabama, who walked alongside caskets ...

Amid a heated New York City mayoral race, two influential rabbis — Angela Buchdahl and Elliot Cosgrove — weigh in on a vexing ...

The revivalist abolitionists of the 19th century represent a different strand of Christian theology than the “theology of the oppressors.” For them, slavery was not an institution to defend or an ...

At 86, Mavis Staples is still a force of nature. Her new album Sad And Beautiful World arrives 7 November, featuring Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt and Jeff Tweedy — a powerful testament to her seven-decade ...

Today in History for Nov. 2: In 1164, Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Becket began a six-year self-imposed exile in France. Once a close friend of England's Henry II, Becket had become an outspoken ...