On Feb. 16, Linda Davis’ life was cut short during her morning commute to the Savannah school where she taught kindergarteners with special needs.
The civil rights leader and Baptist pastor emeritus shared his love for the hymn at the start of the Tabernacle Choir’s tour ...
What happened to Mamie Till-Mobley after the murder of her son Emmett Till, a monumental event that helped spark the Civil ...
Our nation’s current campaign of intimidation against our immigrant neighbors has called to mind Martin Luther King’s Letter ...
Mourners circled the Statehouse on Monday to honor the Rev. Jesse Jackson and say “thank you” to a civil rights icon whose activism for equality began in the Palmetto State.
Professors say the Black church helped enslaved people survive, powered civil rights, built schools and HBCUs, and preserved culture through spirituals and gospel.
New social justice hymn calls communities to renewed civic action Just Like Selma reminds us that the work of Selma is ...
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More than Sunday worship: Barbara Bradshaw’s vision of the Black church as agent of change
During Black History Month, Barbara Bradshaw reflected on how the Black church has shaped history, strengthened families, and continues to serve as a pillar of resilience.
John L. Brown, Morris Potter, William Potter, David S. Thomas, Catherine Fields, and Delilah Potter — was commemorated with ...
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Many prominent leaders on hand to see Jesse Jackson lie in state. Who was there and what they said.
COLUMBIA — Many prominent officials were on hand as Jesse Jackson lay in state at the Statehouse on March 2. State Rep. Jermaine Johnson, D-Columbia, began the family recognition part of the program, ...
Port Arthur honored the legacy of civil rights matriarch Hargie Faye Savoy, 96, with songs and other tributes during a funeral service.
Coloradans of varied faith backgrounds described turning the Biblical command of “love thy neighbor” into action.
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