The WHP provides empowering resources and strategies that engender solidarity among all peoples to realize Dr. King’s vision. @StanfordCDDRL @FSIStanford
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Check out the King Institute’s free online course “American Prophet: The Inner Life and Global Vision of Martin Luther King, Jr.” via @StanfordOnline.
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Supported in part by @NEHgov @MLK_Institute offers a wealth of resources for studying #civilrightsmovement including this entry on the SCLC founded in Atlanta this week 1957.
stanford.io/3t3JiVF
#AMorePerfectUnion #sschat
ALT Photograph of leaders at the head of the Civil Rights March on Washington, 1963
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Lerone Martin, new Director of @mlk_institute and faculty in @StanfordReligSt speaks on what we know and don't know about Martin Luther King, Jr. humsci.stanford.edu/feature/…
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Celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. with @Stanford events, including a film festival, worship service, and an eight-week course. news.stanford.edu/report/202…
@mlk_institute @WorldHouseProj
"So long as America places 'white supremacy' first we will never have peace."
--Martin Luther King Jr. (Aug. 2, 1953)
"Now is the time to make Georgia a better state. Now is the time to make the United States a better nation."
--Martin Luther King Jr. (July 4, 1965)
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SAVE DATE: Jan. 14-17
WORLD HOUSE PROJECT at @Stanford
2022 MLK Holiday—virtual documentary film festival, w/ dialogue & discussion, hosted by Dr.
@ClayborneCarson.
Register below (free!), spread the word & share. Thanks!
@FSIStanford @StanfordCDDRL
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"All of these issues are interrelated."
--Martin Luther King Jr.
#ClimateJusticeIsRacialJustice
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"All types of conniving methods are still being used to prevent Negroes from becoming registered voters. The denial of this sacred right is a tragic betrayal of the highest mandates of our democratic tradition."
--MLK (May 17, 1957)
[King Papers, Vol. 4, p. 210]
In 2021, more than 400 anti-voting bills were introduced around our country & more than 30 voter suppression laws were passed. Now in 2022, more restrictive voting rights legislation is planned. We cannot let this stand. Join me in urging Congress to #DeliverForVotingRights now!
'The first thing that parents should instill within their children is the world perspective…I must be concerned about what happens to men & women in Asia. I must be concerned about what happens to men & women in Africa…or anywhere else in the world because we are all involved.'
"I must be concerned about Africa, Asia, South America, and Europe because we are all tied together."
--Martin Luther King Jr., "What a Mother Should Tell Her Child." Sermon, May 12, 1963
#CosmologyOfInterconnectedness
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We demanded no celebration without legislation — and we're glad to see @SenSchumer taking action for our voting rights before #MLKDay.
Let's protect the foundation of our democracy by passing federal voting rights legislation.
“All of these issues are interrelated.”
—Martin Luther King Jr.
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@LauraLThornton for @PostOpinions on “How Authoritarians use Gender as a Weapon.” 👇
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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"As nations and individuals, we are interdependent."
--Martin Luther King Jr., "Christmas Sermon on Peace" (Dec. 24, 1967)
#CosmologyOfConnection
"As nations and individuals, we are interdependent."
--Martin Luther King Jr., "Christmas Sermon on Peace" (Dec. 24, 1967)
#CosmologyOfConnection
The World House Project at Stanford retweeted
Examine the lives of Martin and Coretta Scott King with @ClayborneCarson in his upcoming @StanfordCSP multimedia course, "American Prophet: The Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr." The course runs Thursdays starting Jan. 20 – enrollment is open now. ow.ly/hxBm50HeIgN
“I don’t see how the two issues can be separated... Justice to me is indivisible.”
—Martin Luther King Jr. (July 11, 1967)
