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"Martin Luther King" was not his given name. What was it originally — and why did his father change it?

"King saw love not only as a deep commitment and value, but as a means to us framing all of the things that we were experiencing," the Rev. Willie Bodrick II, senior pastor at Twelfth Baptist Church, tells WBUR's Radio Boston.

For eisenhower in the 1950s. we were still with the black both parties. the big turning point when harrison and bobby kennedy. and that one phone call sent a ripple effect through the black community to rally behind john f. kennedy meaning daddy king started turning for kennedy. many blacks were be holden of the rocket fella for supporting the colleges. so it was a two-party then john f. kennedy did the right thing at the show down of james meredith in 1952. kennedy did kind of green light the march on washington and met

The pool table that shaped Martin Luther King Jr. as a seminary student in Pennsylvania now has a new home in Rochester.

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his letter on excluding Catholics who support abortion from Holy Communion. On Mother’s Day this year I want to thank my mother for the most precious gift: My life.   She gifted me with my life, even though at first she was uncertain about it, and even though she had to change the plans she had made for herself and her future.  My mom, Naomi Barber, was courting my dad, Rev. A.D. King, in 1950. She was a freshman at Spellman College in Atlanta and she had big dreams. But as their relationship got more serious, they made...