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Remembering the ‘dean’ of the civil rights movement, who died at 98
First nationally syndicated African American radio host retiring after 25 years
Dancer Carmen de Lavallade and civil rights activist Xernona Clayton were feted at the company’s season-opening performance
Interviews with Martin Luther King’s closest friends reveal the personal cost of his focus on poverty and Vietnam
Today’s teenage activists follow in the footsteps of African-Americans in the ‘60s
John Lewis will not attend civil rights museum opening
Seattle to St. Croix, Memphis to Miami — these art spaces are as vibrant and important as ever
He says now is the time for black athletes to stand for ‘their dignity and their worth’
Project will honor the victims of ‘racial terrorism’
Protest passes by National Museum of African American History and Culture, but all is calm at King memorial