Today, we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a visionary leader who championed equality, justice, and hope for a better tomorrow. His words remind us that "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'"
Let’s take this day to reflect on his contributions, strive for unity, and uplift our communities. Together, we can keep his dream alive.
As we commemorate Martin Luther King Jr., let's cherish the dignity in every task. In our daily pursuits, let's infuse excellence, creating a ripple effect of positive impact.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation, admiration, and respect to every community member who consistently shows up to support others, generously shares their experiences and advice, and actively contributes to building a professional and vibrant network. Your dedication and collaborative spirit are instrumental in fostering an environment where each member can thrive and contribute to the collective growth of our careers. Thank you for being the backbone of our dynamic community.
Compelling, intimate 1-1 interview with MLK less than 1 year from assassination where he talked of a shift in the struggle.
For those of us more used to the awesome public speeches, suggest checking out the interviews so easily accessible online.
“we are in a new era where we have moved from a struggle for decency to a struggle for genuine equality..”
The arc of moral justice keeps bending in right direction, but yes, slowly. This day is always a good day of reflection for all of us to think about how we can help accelerate that arc in our own spheres of influence. I know I am. And if you are too - you might find this a helpful interview....
I'm always amazed by the enduring power and inspiration that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s words had on those around him. His legacy of strength is the epitome of civic responsibility and engagement. As we approach MLK Day, I wanted to take some time to reflect...
Here is one of my favorite quotes. I believe that this applies to many parts of our lives. We may have some bumps in the road that feel like failures, but we must never give up! Disappointment is not forever.
There are so many beautiful ways to honor his memory, how are you marking the holiday?
Thanks to Mr. King, these 4th graders understand how important dreams really are! It's NOT too late to chase ours right? -------> We have got this!! http://www.wlwt.com/article/fourth-graders-tell-how-martin-luther-king-jr-touches-their-lives/15163840
I think about the great MLK Jr. today. A go-getter, a do-er, a kind and passionate person. When things get hard, you must remember this. We can't make excuses, we just have to keep going! So keep moving, keep striving for the top, and keep going. We are too strong to give up now.
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It’s been 30 years since Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday was recognized as an official holiday across the United States and it’s a prescient opportunity to take pause and reflect. Reading through some of his works, I’m struck by their enduring power and abiding relevance.
Here’s a quote of his that resonates with me that I’ll be reflecting on today:
“The time is always right to do what is right.”
What are some quotes or passages by MLK that motivate or inspire you?