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And when this happens, when we allow freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God’s children,

Orrin Judd links to Martin Luther King’s epochal December 5th 1955 speech to the Holt Street Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, and writes:Dr. King’s peculiarly American genius [was his] appealing to the democratic and Judeo-Christian ideals of his…

In December 2003, Al Gore visited Harlem to announce his support for Howard Dean’s White House campaign. Gore’s introductory remarks were absurd: “I’m really proud and happy to be here with you. It’s great to be back in Harlem. We…

In December 2003, Al Gore visited Harlem to announce his support for Howard Dean’s White House campaign. Gore’s introductory remarks were absurd: “I’m really proud and happy to be here with you. It’s great to be back in Harlem. We…

During Dick Durbin’s response to President Bush’s radio response, he used Monday’s Martin Luther King holiday to play politics. How typical. Here’s how he turned an otherwise honorable speech into a political ploy:
I wonder wh…

Today we celebrate the contributions to US civil rights made as a result of the leadership and perseverance of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As with so many who were taken from us before their time, King has become

This is sad to me because the message being sent seems to me to be exactly the opposite of what Dr. King spent his life for and died for. Dr. King had undoubted ability to express himself. He doesn’t need me or anyone else explaining his vision. In his…

Dr. King was one of the greatest statesmen our country ever produced, bar none. His vision, dignity and courage was without equal. His life and then his death were turning points for all of us.

Today is Martin Luther King Day. Along with Christopher Columbus, Jesus Christ, and George Washington (What’s obscenely called “Presidents’ Day” is still technically recognized by the federal government as “Washington’s Birthday.”), King is one of four…

Today is Martin Luther King Day. Along with Christopher Columbus, Jesus Christ, and George Washington (What’s obscenely called “Presidents’ Day” is still technically recognized by the federal government as “Washington’s Birthday.”), King is one of four…

  From The Bradenton Herald (Florida):Impaired veterans given guide dogsSoutheastern Guide Dogs Inc. is launching Paws for Patriots to provide guide dogs to 30 military veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who became vision-impaired o…

Today is the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If he were still alive, he would be 77 years old. When reading some of his writings, it’s striking how in tune with modern conservative principles of equality under the law they are, when it…

Well, there goes my breakfast… The left is so biased and crazed that you would think they were in the Iranian President’s cabinet…
Courtesy of Michelle Malkin:
Jim Hoft rounds up the bash-Bush events planned for the Martin Luther K…

Most Americans believe there has been significant progress in achieving Martin Luther King Jr.'