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Filed in: US Constitution | by Jay Sekulow | 1:21 PM Jan. 16, 2012
MLK – A Voice for the Voiceless
As we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., we celebrate not just a man but an entire movement. Dr. King spent his life’s work as a voice for the voiceless, standing up for the value and dignity of the individual. Dr. King understood – almost better than anyone – the importance of standing up for what is right in the face of the establishment, taking on the status quo. In the eloquent words of the Baptist Minister: On some positions, Cowardice asks the question,... Continue Reading
Filed in: US Constitution | by Anna Sekulow | 3:52 PM Aug. 29, 2011
Dr. King's Spiritual Legacy Lives on at the National Mall
Even though the official dedication of the new Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial was cancelled due to Hurricane Irene, thousands of people gathered Sunday to see the newest addition to Washington, DC’s National Mall. Like Dr. King, the memorial projects a bold presence and a sense of dignity that was clearly felt among the visitors. Jordan and I were fortunate to be there yesterday to witness this impact firsthand, on the 48th anniversary of the “I have a dream” sp... Continue Reading
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The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial is seen in Washington August 26, 2011. The MLK dedication ceremony, originally scheduled for August 28 has been postponed due to Hurricane Irene. … more
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Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking in Washington, D.C. more
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Filed in: US Constitution | by Jay Sekulow | 9:46 AM Aug. 25, 2011
MLK’s Impact on Conservative Christians
With the unveiling of the new Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial in Washington this week, it's important to take a moment to understand the profound impact Dr. King has on the Christian conservative movement. No one can question Dr. King's commitment to fighting for the rights of the individual. His efforts are well documented in his quest to secure racial equality, to speak for those who did not have a voice. That's the cornerstone of his legacy. It is the way he went about his work that is so ... Continue Reading