Topic: Martin Luther King Jr.

Inauguration Day Bibles: how presidents choose, and what that reveals (+ video)

President Obama will have two highly symbolic Bibles at his Inauguration Day swearing-in ceremony: one used by Abraham Lincoln and another from the family of Martin Luther King Jr.

The New Economy Martin Luther King: His 'dream' is great business strategy

Change Agent National Day of Service calls on Americans to help others

A Christian Science Perspective Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and freedom for all races

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Seven questions and answers about the inauguration

Obama's second inauguration may be smaller, but will still sparkle

Chapter & Verse 'Les Miserables': Is the story of Jean Valjean a model for newly released inmates today?

Space shuttle Endeavour: A final 2 m.p.h. mission through Los Angeles

Global News Blog Egypt's leading female voice for change warns that revolution is backsliding

Can GOP find votes in wreckage of Pennsylvania voter ID law?

JFK White House recordings: 8 excerpts from the new book

3 views on whether US still needs affirmative action

Horizons Star Trek: The Original Series' surprising role in US civil rights

Strom Thurmond's America

Opinion Wisconsin shooting and its violent echo around the world

One-time skinhead Arno Michaels helps youths respond with compassion

Opinion A win for 'secularists' in Libya? It's not what you think.

Opinion In Pennsylvania, the Rosa Parks of voter ID faces down GOP voter suppression

Will black voters grouse over Obama move to aid young illegal immigrants?

Klan Highway: Is the KKK now a litter bug club?

Veterans' new fight: reviving inner-city America

From Willie Horton to windsurfing: Five top political attack ads

Modern Parenthood Obama same-sex marriage endorsement bolsters gay teen identity

5 true crime stories you don't want to miss