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Martin Luther King Jr. demonstrated the power of nonviolence to overcome even the most entrenched prejudices. Addressing Racism: Challenge for Peacemakers Martin Luther King quotes reflecting some of the breadth of Dr. King's thought. (useful as a bulletin insert) The Vision and Challenge of Martin Luther King, Jr. (bulletin insert) See other Notable Peacemakers, Nonviolence Resources Search our blog for the latest postings about: Nonviolence, Racial justice Now Online: Martin Luther King's Works -- talks, sermons, letters (including early drafts & mark-ups) etc. The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change has opened an online digital archive of Dr. King's works. http://www.mlkonline.net/ See also the following references: Richard Deats, Martin Luther King, Jr.: Spirit Led Prophet, brief, well-written survey that does justice to King’s nonviolence and spiritual roots (New City Press, 2003) …see also accounts by Ansbro, Branch,* Carson,* Cone,* Dyson,* Garrow,* Harding, Oates, Schulke and McPhee*… Martin Luther King, Jr., Where Do We Go From Here,* his prescient last book; James M. Washington, ed., I Have a Dream,* the best brief MLK anthology, and A Testament of Hope,* a major collection (HarperCollins, 1995, ‘86); The MLK Companion,* King quotations (St. Martin’s, ’93); a wealth of material is available at: www.mlkonline.com and www.stanford.edu/group/King The above references are an excerpt from: Read about other Notable Peacemakers Check out our other resources on Race, Gender, Class, Prejudice. Top Ten List (pdf, html) |
