Black History
50 Years Later at Mason Temple
Dignitaries and legends from the Civil Rights Movement are in Memphis tonight to commemorate the 50 years after Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination.
On April 3, 1968, hours before an assassin silenced Dr. King, the young preacher spoke at Mason Temple and delivered one of his most famous speeches, “I Have Been to the Mountaintop.”
-
Featured8 months agoWhy the Statue of Liberty Sculptor Placed A Chain at Its Feet Instead of in the Left Hand
-
Featured7 months agoA Whites-Only Community in Arkansas Draws Widespread Criticism
-
Featured11 months agoTrump Signs Executive Orders That Will Impact HBCUs and Black Schoolchildren
-
Featured7 months agoFirst, It Was Obama. Now Trump Lobs A False Claim At Beyonce to Shift Focus From Epstein.
-
Featured8 months agoThe I.R.S. Moves to Allow Churches to Endorse Political Candidates, Ending A Decades-long Ban
-
Featured7 months agoMeet Jolanda Jones and Borris Miles: Black Texas Lawmakers Fighting Redistricting