Remembering the message of Dr. Martin Luther King: I have a dream today….
We celebrate Martin Luther King, whose birthday is Jan. 15, on Monday. Whatever you do in rememberance, or how fleeting, try to emody his spirit and words.
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Wall Street to close Monday for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
While year-end holidays are festive, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is more somber, at least for those traders and investors who remember.
Healing Obama’s racial divisions with Martin Luther King’s Dream
Martin Luther King Jr. preached love, peace, and unity. During the tenure of President Obama, we had ten years eroding the edges of King's dream with racism.
NYT and Democrat Bolsheviks echo Farrakhan: White people are devils
Having failed with the Russia Hoax the New York Times has promised all racist white supremacy coverage all the time between now and the 2020 election.
Today’s identity politics erases the goal of a color-blind society
Identity politics is counter-intuitive of the goals of leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Frederick Douglass, Thoroughgood Marshall.
Women’s Month: Rosa Parks and the fight against segregation
Rosa Parks passed away on October 24, 2005, but the memory of her heroic defiance of injustice lives on.
Ilhan Omar and the Democrats: Now a full-fledged Jew-hating party
In the 1950s, conservative intellectual William F. Buckley took on the anti-Semitism in the Republican Party. He called out the Jew-haters by name.
The progressive left destruction of Martin Luther King’s Civil Rights dream
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Civil Rights leader whose message of equality was a message of peace. Does Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA live up to King?
US stock and bond markets closed today. Reflections on MLK Day
US equity markets are closed Monday for Martin Luther King, day, a Federal holiday. No pre-market or after hours trading sessions are scheduled for MLK Day.
Giants of pacifism: Nelson Mandela, Dr. Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi
What may standout, however, about these men is that they are the human beings that transcended their own lives, giving of themselves to better the world.
Fifty years after the death of Martin Luther King, race relations are better
In our college dormitory discussions of events in the world, if anyone suggested that we would live to see a black Governor of Virginia, let alone a black president, he would have been viewed as mad. We have, fortunately, lived to see things we never imagined. The dream of Martin Luther King is not dead.
Boycotting the SOTU, Democrats tarnish Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream
Boycotting the Statue of the Union, Democrats continue tarnishing Martin Luther King's dream of togetherness as they continue to insist on a platform of party and identity politics.
I Have A Dream: Dr. Martin Luther King’s words still resonate
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.
Battling ALS: The calming balm of folk music and reflections on the past
We need to return to the days of folk music. It was Americana filling the air with banjos and guitars. It was idealistic, naive, fresh, energetic and hopeful rather than vicious.
President Obama to Trump: A contrast in commencement addresses
At first glance, one might think Obama was railing against materialism. But as a good man of the left, he was anything but anti-materialistic.
Martin Luther King Jr. died 49 years ago this month
At the feet of Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King uttered his most famous words "I have a dream ..." Today is a good day to remember those words.
Dr. King’s ‘Dream’ and Dr. West’s proscriptions realized
I insist that Dr. King’s dream is realized on a daily basis
Santorum shows passion, touts results in Iowa
Rick Santorum has been saying the same things for 20 years on immigration, abortion, taxes, marriage, and every other issue; his is a record you can trust.
Race in post-racial, post-MLK, post-Obama America
Martin Luther King had a dream. Modern race theorists have made his dream a confused and incoherent mess and consigned it to the ideology of whiteness.
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the American Dream
“With this faith, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith, we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together…” Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.