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Mar 5 2013 | Posted In: King Institute, Liberation Curriculum
Why is it important to learn from the past? Why and how do people struggle for social justice? What rights and responsibilities do we have in our world today? These questions guided St. Paul's Episcopal School students as they investigated the modern African American freedom struggle. Andrea McEvoy...
Jan 6 2012 | Posted In: King Institute
The Martin Luther King, Jr.Research and Education Instituteat Stanford University
January 6, 2012For Immediate ReleaseContact: Regina Covington (650) 725-3876
Nov 29 2011 | Posted In: King Institute
Known to his close friends and family as a renaissance man, Mr. Brown dedicated his life to helping others and advocating civil and human rights. Eddie began working in the area of civil and human rights in the 1960s when he was expelled from Southern University in Louisiana for participating in a...
Oct 5 2011 | Posted In: King Institute
Andrew Manis, author of the Shuttlesworth biography, A Fire You Can’t Put Out, has stated, “That Fred Shuttlesworth did not become a martyr was not for lack of trying. There was not a person in the civil rights movement who put himself in the position of being killed more often than Fred...
