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Restoring history: Renovations begin at the Camden house where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once lived
The house was badly damaged by a fire two years ago. The restoration work to turn it into a museum is expected to be completed by 2026.
King Of Hope: Remembering MLK’s Dream As Higher Ed Grapples With DEI
As a college president who is passionate about expanding access to education, I don’t have all the answers right now. But I ...
Philadelphia Tribune4d
Renovations begin at the Camden house where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once lived
Two years ago, a fire destroyed the historic Camden home where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived as a student. Pastor Amir Khan, president of New Beginnings Behavioral ...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a dream that changed the world and lives on
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is more than just a symbol of the Civil Rights Movement; his legacy is deeply rooted in his ...
Philadelphia Tribune5d
Restoring history: Renovations begin at the Camden house where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once lived
Two years ago, a fire destroyed the historic Camden home where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived as a student. Pastor Amir Khan, president of New Beginnings Behavioral Health, is restoring ...
Martin Luther King Jr. visited Florida many times. Here's what happened when he was jailed
The fact that slaves were sold in St. Augustine isn't in dispute; in 1827, the young New England writer Ralph Waldo Emerson ...
'Nothing new about backlash': MLK Jr. scholar tells Whitworth students King's legacy still relevant today
If Martin Luther King Jr. could respond to the first five weeks of the second Trump Administration, King scholar Lerone A. Martin thinks he would not be surprised. "King said there's nothing new about ...
Firefighters respond to apartment fire in south Sacramento, officials say
The Sacramento Fire Department responded to a fire at a two-story boarded-up apartment in south Sacramento on Friday.
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The Poitier family of north Atlanta
A series of racist experiences in the Southeast, made Sidney Poitier avoid Atlanta. Love and a cluster of family, who made the metro Atlanta their, home kept him coming back.