The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
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Associated Archive Content : 6 results
"Life" by Eudora V. SavageIn this poem, Ms. Savage expresses her views on "Life." |
Cape Times: Dr. Luther King in Bad CompanyIn this Cape Times article, author J. M. Gray poses six questions to Dr. King regarding recent sightings with Communist Party members. |
Is It Wrong to Segregate?This Sermon titled "Is It Wrong to Segregate?" was delivered by the Reverend A. L. Kendrick on June 5, 1960. He expounds on several topics including equal rights, communism and the political element of the government. |
Letter from Eleanor A. Lofton of the Pittsburgh Courier to MLKEleanor Lofton, Acting Publisher for the Pittsburgh Courier, asks Dr. King to include a message for the "Brotherhood" edition of their publication. Lofton explains that they are seeking "all men of goodwill" to be a part of the edition and that they will be anticipating his timely response. |
Negro Church Finest Hope for ChristianityRuth Haefner forwards a publication from The Pittsburgh Courier which states, "the newly militant Negro theologians in America, may perform the miracle of raising the dead (Western Christendom) to life." She further expresses her hopes that Dr. King may do the work of reviving the Christian spirit with a weekly letter featured in London press. |
The NegroThis poem describes the strength and perseverance of the Negro during difficult times. |