The March

Dr. Bernice A. King Reflects on Her Father’s ‘Blueprint’ for Change

By Mariah Espada / Atlanta

Stacey Abrams Wants People to Keep Marching Toward MLK’s Dream

By Mariah Espada / Atlanta

TIME Honors the 60th Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s March on Washington

By Mariah Espada / Atlanta

TIME Studios Presents ‘March Through Time’ in Fortnite to Celebrate the Anniversary of The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

By TIME PR
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The Story Behind an Interactive Interview with a Civil Rights Activist

The story behind an interactive interview with Joyce Ladner

By Olivia B. Waxman

How Martin Luther King Jr. and Motown Saved the Sound of the Civil Rights Movement

Motown was the first label to release a posthumous complication of King’s major speeches

By Andrew R. Chow

Behind the Making of TIME's Martin Luther King Jr. Cover

Thomas says he understood the need to convey both King’s standing as a historical figure and his legacy

By Anna Purna Kambhampaty

How TIME Re-created the 1963 March on Washington in Virtual Reality

Tucked away in an office on a quiet Los Angeles street, past hallways chockablock with miniature props and movie posters, is a cavernous motion-capture studio. And in that studio is the National Mall in Washington,...

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Inside the Making of TIME's Equality Issue

Go behind-the-scenes with the making of TIME's issue devoted to equality

By Edward Felsenthal

Was Martin Luther King Jr. a Republican or a Democrat?

"I’m not concerned about telling you what party to vote for," he said in 1958

By Olivia B. Waxman

TIME Studios to Launch Groundbreaking Experiential Project The March at the DuSable Museum in Chicago, February 2020

The project brings Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech to virtual reality for the first time

By TIME Staff

About The March

The March is a traveling exhibit that takes visitors on a groundbreaking virtual-reality journey to 1963. As the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom came to a close, some of those who traveled to...

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He Attended the March on Washington in 1963. Now He'll Return to the Scene in Virtual Reality With His Great-Grandson

'The March' premieres in Chicago in February 2020

By Olivia B. Waxman

Viola Davis and Julius Tennon Join TIME’s Immersive Project The March as Executive Producers

Academy, Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor and producer, Viola Davis and actor and producer Julius Tennon, along with their award-winning production company, JuVee Productions, are joining TIME’s immersive project The March, which will bring Dr....

By TIME Staff

How These Never-Before-Published Photos of Martin Luther King Jr. Were Discovered Decades After They Were Taken

The photographer's daughter found them

By Gina Martinez

What Martin Luther King Jr. Said About Walls During His 1964 Visit to Berlin

"For here on either side of the wall are God’s children and no man-made barrier can obliterate that fact"

By Olivia B. Waxman

'He Had Transformed': What It Was Like to Watch Martin Luther King Jr. Give the 'I Have a Dream' Speech

"These people out there, they don’t know it, but they’re about ready to go to church," King's legal counsel recalls thinking

By Olivia B. Waxman

10 Historians on What People Still Don't Know About Martin Luther King Jr.

A half-century after the civil rights icon's death, there's still a lot that most people still don't know about his life and work

By TIME Staff

Only One Official Eulogy Was Delivered at Martin Luther King Jr.'s Public Funeral. Read the Full Text Here

"Although there are some who rejoice in his death, there are millions across the length and breadth of this world who are smitten with grief that this friend of mankind — all mankind — has been cut down in the flower of his youth"

By TIME Staff
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