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Lee Sentell war auf dem College, als er persönlich die Worte von Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. hörte. Es war während des Wahlrechtsmarsches von Selma nach Montgomery 1965, in der Nacht, bevor King sein berühmtes „Wie lange? Not Long“ Rede…

The US Secretary of State will meet with his Indian counterpart and other officials before heading to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will meet his Indian counterpart and other officials on Wednesday before…

PHOENIX, July 27, 2021 / PRNewswire / - CopperPoint Insurance Companies, a west-based commercial insurance company, announced today that Kris Mathis has been named Senior Vice President and Chief Workers' Compensation Claims Officer.…

Whether a supervisor, HR manager or company president, dealing with vacation requests from employees is almost always a challenge. And of course, this is only made more complicated by COVID and vaccination…

Bob Moses, who died this week at the age of 86, was an unconventional civil rights activist. He did not enliven the crowd with fiery speeches and was not known for leading marches, but few leaders have evoked such veneration.Moses helped…

SPOKANE, Wash. - Breean Beggs, president of Spokane City Council, announced Monday that he will be on medical leave in August and September to complete chemotherapy after removing a cancerous tumor last…

GEORGETOWN - Defiant, even bold, the leaders of a national push for new federal voting laws gathered late Tuesday at a Lutheran church off Interstate 35 in Georgetown to launch a re-enactment of one of the civil rights movement's most…

July 27, 2021 | : More than four decades after Vanderbilt University expelled Rev. James Lawson for his involvement in the civil rights movement, private Nashville University decided to honor the civil rights activist by founding the…

Bob Moses' heroic struggle for the right to vote should inspire today's movement, civil rights activists told The Albany Herald

A crowd of 5,000 civil rights demonstrators swarmed on State Street on July 10, 1966 after a rally at Soldier Field where Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke. King led the march and pinned a list of demands on the town hall door.…