Imagine, for a moment, Martin Luther King Jr., despite having died decades ago, now in a modern grocery store, holding a bag ...

The pastor who now holds the pulpit where slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. once preached was thrust into the national spotlight this week when Georgia officials ruled his U.S. Senate ...

The Sarasota County School Board fulfilled MLK'S dream of equality by changing its student code of conduct to protect all ...

The company is creating the opt-out after the daughters of Robin Williams and Martin Luther King Jr. condemned the ...

Katori Hall’s thought-provoking drama, “The Mountaintop,” being presented by Front Porch Arts Collective in collaboration ...

Join us for an unforgettable journey of motivation and self-discovery through one of the most powerful and inspirational speeches. This impactful video will challenge you to rethink your potential and ...

A preview of Atlanta Pride rolling out in Midtown and Piedmont Park on Oct. 10-12. One of the country's most significant LGBTQ+ gatherings draws 100,000-plus annually.

Lionel Richie gets candid about his memoir, “Truly,” growing up during the Civil Rights era, and politics today.

Lionel Richie opened up about growing up during the civil rights movement in an interview with The Guardian on Oct. 4.

While promoting his new memoir, Truly, recently, the singer recalled how he wished to be part of the civil rights movement.

Long before his music career, Lionel Richie was a child in the segregated South. Now, in his new memoir, he reflects on how being shielded from the civil rights movement still shaped who he became.

Tucson icon Linda Ronstadt lost her capacity to speak and hear after a second bout of COVID earlier this year. With the help of therapy and attentive, around-the-clock care, the legendary songstress ...