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Protesters opposed to Arizona's Immigration Law SB 1070 march through downtown Phoenix April 25, 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Jonathan Gibby/Getty Images)

Civil, racial and labor groups: 'Let’s organize for immigration reform'

Sandra Lilley, NBC Latino
NBC LATINO - A coalition of racial, labor, and religious groups announced today they are encouraged by the Senate bipartisan plan on immigration reform...
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eff Dillard (R), a co-owner of the National Armory gun store, helps Richard Fuller with an AR-15 rifle on January 16, 2013 in Pompano Beach, Florida. President Barack Obama today in Washington, DC announced a broad range of gun initiatives that his administration thinks will help curb gun violence. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Does slavery have any place in the guns debate?

David A. Love
theGRIO REPORT - With regard to slavery, there is evidence that the Founding Fathers had that institution in mind when drafting the Second Amendment...
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In this combination of file photos, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks at a peace rally in New York on April 15, 1967, left, and President Barack Obama speaks at an election night party in Chicago after winning a second term in office on Nov. 7, 2012. Inauguration Day coincides with the King holiday, marking what some say is an inextricable tie between the nation's first black president and the civil rights movement. Obama plans to incorporate the legacy of that movement into his inauguration. (AP Photo, File)

MLK's road map for Obama's new term

Rep. Elijah E. Cummings
OPINION - There is still much to do, and President Obama remains uniquely positioned to help our nation achieve the tenets of humanity and equality of which Dr. King could only dream...
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FILE - In this June 9, 1963 file photo, James A. Hood and Vivian J. Malone of Alabama pose in New York. Alabama Gov. George Wallace said he would personally bar them from registering at the University of Alabama despite a restraining order. (AP Photo/John Lindsay, File)

James Hood dies; defied segregation at U. of Ala.

Bob Johnson, Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - One of the first black students who enrolled at the University of Alabama a half century ago in defiance of racial segregation has died. James Hood of Gadsden was 70...
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Bernice King at Ebenzer Baptist Church

MLK's daughter Bernice King: Nonviolence message vital as ever

Lucas L. Johnson II, Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - While the nation struggles to agree on how to curb gun violence, followers of a man gunned down nearly 45 years ago think his wisdom offers an answer....
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Rev. William Barber (Courtesy Eric Byler)

theGrio's 100: William Barber, fighting for the rights of all North Carolinians

theGrio
theGRIO's 100 - The Rev. Dr. William Barber is a modern-day civil rights leader who has led the fight for fairness, and the rights to marry and vote in North Carolina...
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Barack Obama's hand lies on a bible as he is sworn in as the 44th US president by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts in front of the Capitol in Washington on January 20, 2009. AFP PHOTO/ TIMOTHY A. CLARY (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)

MLK's Bible makes historic journey to Obama's inaugural

Martin Luther King III
OPINION - If my father could see his work and his Bible still inspiring our country after all these years, I know he would be deeply grateful...
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Ted Nugent speaks Republican John Raese speaks supporters during a rally for his U.S. Senate campaign October 30, 2010 in Charleston, West Virginia. (Photo by Randy Snyder/Getty Images)

Ted Nugent calls gun owners the new Rosa Parks

Morgan Whitaker, Politics Nation
POLITICS NATION - Ted Nugent is known for making controversial and even threatening statements, and now he’s comparing gun owners to the civil rights icon Rosa Parks...
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Civil rights pioneer Julia Hill steps down at NAACP

Carrie Healey
theGRIO REPORT - At the age of 90, Julia Hill has stepped down as an executive board member of the Kansas City branch of the NAACP...
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Former Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork listens during a panel discussion about the U.S. Senate's role on judicial nomination process September 1, 2005 in Washington, DC. Bork was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to the position of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court in 1987, but his confirmation was denied by the Senate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Will Robert Bork's judicial ideology rest in peace?

James Braxton Peterson
OPINION - Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas had much in common in terms of judicial ideology...
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