Maintaining Dr. King's Legacy
Corinne Welch, 8, listens as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech is projected from a movie screen during the annual candlelight vigil on the civil rights leader's birthday in Largo, Florida, on January 15, 2006. (Photo by Douglas R. Clifford/ St. Petersburg Times, courtesy of World Picture Network.)
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Dr. King's Ten Commands
by Daniel BerriganVocation of Agony: A Personal Meditation on Dr. King's Legacy
by Osagyefo Uhuru SekouLift Every Voice to Our Silent Tears
by Anissa New-WalkerShooting Peace: John Goodwin, Photographer-Activist
by Virginia BaronResurrecting King: Re-Considering Dr. King's Legacy on the 40th Anniversary of His Assassination
by Johnny B. HillAgainst Poverty and Prisons: Organizing to Restore Justice in America
by Rima Vesely-FladGun Violence: Why Are We Shocked?
by HawahPoetry
Psalm 130
by Kelvin Saulsbeyond the conversations
by Rima Vesely-FladJune 30, 1974
by Tom Morrison
Editorial:
Democratic Citizenship
by Ethan Vesely-FladLetters to the Editor News of the Fellowship: international reports from:
* Kenya (Evans Mirieri)
* Iran (Doug Hostetter): The Domino Effect and the Axis of Evil
* Colombia (Heidi Andrea Restrepo Rhodes): To Whom Are We Accountable?
* Israel/Palestine (Starhawk): Denied Entry into IsraelHeartbeat:
Perseverance Furthers
by Rabia Terri HarrisReviews: Treacherous Alliance; Iran: A People Interrupted; Evil Hour in Colombia; Counting the Dead; Gandhi: A Political and Spiritual Life; Living Faith; A Quiet Revolution
Recommended Resources
Obituaries
2007 Fellowship Index (Volume 73)
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