5.11.05 liberation theologies
Selected Articles by Martin Luther King and about Martin Luther King's legacy from the pages of Peacework Magazine, 1999-2007
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- 2. Resistance to Militaries and Resistance to Militarism
- 3.02.01 opposition to war
- 3.05.03 dialogue and reconciliation
- 4.01.01 speeches and declarations
- 4.02 nonviolent direct action
- 4.04.01 calls for resistance
- 5.02.09 countering xenophobia, racism, anti-immigrant bias
- 5.02.12 human rights organizing
- 5.02.13 economic human rights
- 5.02.14 social and cultural rights
- 5.05.06 countering classism and systems of caste privilege
- 5.06.03 job rights, minimum wages, right to a constructive job
- 5.08.01 countering homophobia and heterosexism
- 5.09.04 anti-racist organizing - civil rights
- 5.09.06 black liberation
- 5.11.05 liberation theologies
- 5.11.06 religiously motivated social justice work
- 5.11.07 religiously motivated peace work
- 5.11.10 organizing across religious lines
- 5.14.01 religious pacifism
- 5.16.06 coalition-building across anti-oppression movement lines
- 8.01 nonfiction writing
- United States
Selected Articles by Martin Luther King and about Martin Luther King's legacy
from the pages of Peacework Magazine, 1999-2008
by Martin Luther King:
Silence is Betrayal
December 2002/January 2003 Peacework
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered the following address (excerpted here) from Riverside Church, New York City, April 4th, 1967.
