The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center

Keep your eyes on Palestine.

Palestinians have continued to endure death, displacement, cold, hunger and the destruction of essential infrastructure.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. taught us that poverty, racism and militarism are the Triple Evils that stand as barriers to our World House. We cannot work toward justice while ignoring any of them.

“Being mad and not channeling it in the right direction can be very dangerous.” - Dr. Bernice A. King, CEO of The King Center

Witnessing injustice at the “Sins of Our Fathers” screening was only the first step. Dr. Bernice A. King challenged us not to simply leave and move on to the next thing, but to examine our own hearts and break the silence.

At the core of Kingian Nonviolence is a clear mandate to choose love over hate. When we channel our righteous anger into agape love, we stop attacking people and start dismantling unjust systems. Let us commit to being love in action so we can create a more just, humane, and peaceful world.

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Words carry weight, yet action creates lasting impact. As our founder, Mrs. Coretta Scott King, taught us, holding strong convictions is only the beginning. To build the Beloved Community, each of us must take personal responsibility and become the change we want to see.

Let us use our voices, our resources, and our daily choices to foster unity and positive transformation.

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When Mrs. Coretta Scott King established The King Center in 1968, she envisioned it to be far more than a static memorial or museum. She dreamed of a living, dynamic institution. She wanted a global destination where people from all walks of life could gather to develop as leaders, practice Nonviolence365®, and actively work toward building the Beloved Community.

Your financial support directly fuels this mission. When you give to The King Center, you empower us to educate and train leaders of all generations around the world in the philosophy and methodology of Kingian Nonviolence.

Help us carry the torch forward and create a more just, humane, and peaceful world. Text MLKGIVE to 44321 or visit thekingcenter.org/donate-now/

“Everyone is a leader in their own way. Everyone is powerful in their own way.” — Mónica Ramírez

Mónica Ramírez, founder of Justice for Migrant Women, reminds us that leadership in the social justice movement does not require a title. Each of us has the ability to create change and contribute to the work of building a more just and equitable society.

Ramírez recently sat down with Christian Scott, host of the Rethink Podcast, for Season 3, Episode 3 of “Organizing for Dignity & Justice.” Listen to the latest episode now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Watch the episode on The King Center’s YouTube Channel: youtube.com/watch?v=avgfqh…

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