Minimum guaranteed income = solution to poverty
In the weeks leading up to his assassination in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. launched a new chapter of his work, referred to as the “Poor People’s Campaign.” This campaign…
Minimum guaranteed income = solution to poverty
In the weeks leading up to his assassination in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. launched a new chapter of his work, referred to as the “Poor People’s Campaign.”
It’s time to take antiracist action
It’s long past time to replace dated monuments to cruelty with ones befitting the society we want to live in today.
It’s time to take antiracist action
“It’s long past time to replace these dated monuments to cruelty with ones befitting the society we want to live in today.”
King Boston announces Imari Paris Jeffries to join as Executive Director as project moves into new phase
King Boston today announced that longtime nonprofit executive and community leader Imari K. Paris Jeffries is joining the organization as Executive Director, effective June 30.
Founder of King Boston talks about ‘The Embrace’ memorial in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King
“The need for the second emancipation proclamation and declaring all segregated sedatives is unconstitutional and illegal,” are just some of the words said by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the man and icon behind the civil rights movement.
Equitable Solutions in the Face of Covid-19
Is America finally willing to pay the full price for real inclusion of all in the economy that will eventually rise out of this pandemic?
Activists, lawmakers, citizens continue to honor King’s legacy
Today would have been the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 91st birthday. Even 52 years after his death, more than ever I feel his spirit on so many fronts, especially here in the Boston, the city he loved and called his second home.
King Boston Project Looking To Break Ground During National NAACP Convention In July
A non-profit group told WGBH News on Thursday that it intends to break ground on a monument to slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., on the Boston Common in July.