USC event honors Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy
The campus remembered King’s lasting influence a day before the inauguration.
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March on Trousdale honors black history
Marchers spoke out on various issues including campus security and racial acceptance.
Students celebrate Black History Month
The March on Trousdale hosted by the Black Student Assembly today will honor the 1963 March on Washington.
Minority writers redefine American lit
Friday officially marks the beginning of February, which means America is about to get its annual replay of black history. Over the course of the next month, millions of Americans will catch snippets of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech just before turning the radio dial or briefly consider reading The Autobiography […]
Obama needs to bolster liberties
President Barack Obama’s inaugural address Monday was unsurprisingly eloquent and touched on the ideas and promises of past leaders for motivation in moving forward in his final term. The address, which appropriately fell on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, included exhortations for furthering freedom and equality at home and abroad. The president also cited the […]
The man and the legacy: LA remembers MLK Jr.
Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by attending a parade or volunteering in his name.
University honors MLK with celebration in Bovard
USC students, faculty and staff recalled what Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy means to them.
Film depicts humane side of movement
Filmmaker Göran Olsson adroitly edits footage from 1967-1975 to capture a new perspective on the black power movement.