#Poverty, which my father called one of the Triple Evils (along with Racism and Militarism), is multifaceted violence. We can defeat it. Learn how to help Poor People's Campaign. #MLK #ShiftTheCulture Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II @liztheo

Be wise with your energy. Educate when you can. Be open to being educated. Work dreams that serve humanity. Be an encourager of good. Awaken continuously. Do justice. Know that everything (including on social media) doesn’t warrant a response from you. Take care.

First Presbyterian Church #BHMContest1 capitaloutlook.com/denouncing-rac…

Over the weekend we lost longtime Flint City Councilman #EricMays. Mays was 65 years old and serving his third term on Flint’s city council representing the city’s 1st Ward. Keeping the Flint City community and the family and friends of Mays in our thoughts and prayers. 🙏🏾

It took me awhile to find the right clip because #ericmays never hesitated to take a stand for our community. I loved his ability to get the attention of this nation and his message went beyond #Flint. His passing was felt by us all and his voice will be missed. RIP 🕊️🤍

Being love includes protecting voting rights. Join #TheKingCenter’s #BeLove movement: thekingcenter.pulse.ly/jtj6orlplg #ShiftTheCulture #ItStartsWithMe #VotingRights #MLK

#OnThisDay in 1965, 600 marchers were attacked on #Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge during a Voting Rights protest. Known as #BloodySunday, this march was one of 3 from Selma to Montgomery. More: s.si.edu/2FvhwZQ #APeoplesJourney #ANationsStory

The Simplicity of this Photo, was *Of Service* to The Muse/Not Me. And, STILL Serves... Humility & Gratitude to God. For The Gift, of Song🎼 Around, the world🌎🎈Auntie, Loves You

#TheKingCenter is highlighting various facts about my mother for #WomensHistoryMonth. Did you know my grandparents had her in Heiberger, Alabama, and she was the valedictorian of her high school? #CorettaScottKing #WHM

Charlotta Spears Bass used her newspaper, “The California Eagle,” to fight what she called the “two-headed monster, segregation and discrimination.” Bass combated injustices through print campaigns, boycotts and more. #HiddenHerstory #SmithsonianWHM

Oseola McCarty was a Mississippi philanthropist who donated most of her life savings, $150,000, to the University of Southern Mississippi to provide scholarships for African American students in need. #WomensHistoryMonth A seamstress and washerwoman who was paid mostly in

Thank you, #Microsoft, for partnering with #TheKingCenter to create this virtual experience honoring the legacy of my mother: The Coretta Scott King Rose Gallery. Experience my mother's impact. Check it out here: thekingcenter.pulse.ly/tm8fuun2uo #WomensHistoryMonth #CSK

My parents: My daily example of love, compassion, faith, and nonviolence. #KingLegacy #MLK #CorettaScottKing

Senator Geraldine Thompson worked tirelessly for not only her constituency, but the entire state. My last conversation with her was this past summer. I could always count on her support and she never hesitated to work on issues I brought to her. My prayers are with her family 🙏🏾.

"Tonight we learned that the Lord has called home our dear colleague Senator Geraldine Thompson following complications from a recent surgery. Senator Thompson’s passing is a profound loss for the Senate." Ben Albritton flsenate.gov/PublishedConte…

Today, we commemorate the 57th Anniversary of the Passing of the #FairHousingAct. Wiew/listen to a conversation The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity and Habitat Seattle-King County, hosted yesterday about the Fair Housing Act and advancing #equity in #housing and #homeownership:

Today, we remember music pioneer and visionary Sylvester “Sly Stone” Stewart. With his revolutionary vision for inclusivity among people and sounds, Stone pioneered a fusion of soul, rock, psychedelia, and gospel that had a profound and lasting impact on popular music.

Phillip Sylvester, E. Lilyan Spencer headline FAMU Sports Hall of Fame 2025 induction class tallahassee.com/story/sports/c…

This month, we’re paying homage to the amazing women whose efforts as organizers cultivated community trust, fostered family support, and established networks of resistance. More: s.si.edu/4knM1BI.