Watch a 12-Year Old Kanye West Recite Poem He Wrote for MLK [Video]
by Jorge Rivas on January 18 2012, 3:17PM
Watch a 12-year old Kanye West read his original poem dedicated to MLK.
Topics: Arts & Culture, /NOW Blog
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VideoWatch a 12-Year Old Kanye West Recite Poem He Wrote for MLK [Video]
by Jorge Rivas on January 18 2012, 3:17PM
Watch a 12-year old Kanye West read his original poem dedicated to MLK.
Topics: Arts & Culture, /NOW Blog
8 Songs for Your Martin Luther King Day Playlist
by Jorge Rivas on January 16 2012, 8:42AM
It’s not often enough we get to hear Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speeches so here’s a playlist of songs that sample MLK speeches or reference his legacy.
Topics: Arts & Culture, /NOW Blog
New Documentary Shows Unseen Footage of Martin Luther King’s Murder
by Jorge Rivas on December 8 2011, 1:36PM
The Smithsonian has uncovered footage from the day Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered that has not been seen since it aired live on April 4, 1968.
Topics: Arts & Culture, History
MLK Memorial Finally Dedicated After 10 Years of Fundraising, a Hurricane and Earthquake
by Jorge Rivas on October 17 2011, 2:32PM
The celebration was far smaller than organizers had anticipated back in August, but the message was loud and clear: there’s still work left to be done.
Topics: Politics
Irene Rain on Your MLK Memorial Parade? Sing These Songs Instead
by Jorge Rivas on August 26 2011, 3:30PM
NewsOne has compiled a list of the top ten songs from the civil rights era.
Topics: History
King’s Memorial Is Finally Here (Even Without Its Dedication)
by Shani O. Hilton on August 26 2011, 10:15AM
After years of controversy dogged its creation, stormy days upend the grand dedication of King’s long-awaited memorial on the National Mall.
Topics: History
L.A. County Museum of Art Acquires Portrait of Martin Luther King, Jr.
by Jorge Rivas on July 26 2011, 1:00PM
American modern artist Edward Biberman’s piece becomes the first painting of King to enter into the museum’s permanent collection.
Topics: Arts & Culture
We’re Nowhere Near the Mountaintop King Described Before His Death
by Kai Wright on April 4 2011, 11:29AM
King lent his celebrity to the black men who labored in Memphis’ refuge because they symbolized a global economy built upon exploiting black and brown people.
Topics: Economy, History, Jobs Crisis, Kai Wright
King’s Fight for Unions Is Still Essential
by Michael Honey on February 23 2011, 9:22AM
MLK died fighting for the very rights that Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and a growing number of his GOP counterparts want to take away.
Topics: Economy, History, Jobs Crisis, Wisconsin
Quick! Last Chance for 20 Percent Off Black Items In MLK Day Sale
by Julianne Hing on January 18 2011, 5:39PM
One Southern California surf shop chose to celebrate Monday’s holiday in all the wrong ways.
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