The Albany Movement: The Impact of Two Young Revolutionaries
Marquis Wiley, Egalitarian Contributor
February 18, 2018
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It is still hard to believe that there was a time when America was legally divided in to “separate but equal” parts. Voting laws, interracial marriages, water fountains, even hospitals were segregated by Whites and “Coloreds.” White delivery rooms were properly maintained, while the Colored delivery...
Parade honors King’s legacy
Emmanuel Akinola, Staff Writer
January 31, 2016
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The twenty-second annual MLK Grande Parade in Midtown Houston commemorated Martin Luther King’s birthday on Jan. 18, with tens of thousands of people attending to witness the processions through midtown, marching within blocks of Houston Community College Central’s campus. The processions consisted...