“President Trump’s attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum.” 

Bob Adelman’s photos of Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr. and other racial justice figures from the 1960s onward will now be part of the Library’s collection. 

“Get in the Way” will air on February 10.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. teaches us that leading with love is a decision rather than a naturally occurring phenomenon. In this hostile political moment, commit to practicing a love that makes room for anger but not for contempt.  

It’s the first time a U.S. senator has gone on the record against a colleague during a confirmation hearing.

The trailblazing Black journalist fought cancer for almost a year.

Wired features telling interviews with the racial justice organization’s leaders, including executive director Rashad Robinson, that dig into the importance of digital equity in today’s racial justice movements.

From the complaint: “Representatives sent fundraising emails while on the House Floor that discussed the sit-in they were staging and asked for campaign contributions.”

Representative John Lewis: “On July 5th, we’re gonna continue to push, to pull, to stand up and, if necessary, to sit down.”

Independent filmmaker and Blackout for Human Rights member Terrance Pitts directed “Wade in the Water: Movement Talk With John Lewis.”

Rep. John Lewis returns to Comic-Con in “official outfit” from Selma march and shows the world what a real superhero looks like.