Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of economic justice: A lot like Bernie Sanders | Salon.com
OPINION | The whitewashing of MLK's legacy - The Lion's Roar
Bernie Sanders Wants You to Fight
Bernie Sanders Supporters Invoke Martin Luther King Jr. - First Draft. Political News, Now. - The New York Times
Bernie Sanders Civil Rights Photo Called Into Question | Time
Why Progressives Chose Bernie Sanders Over Elizabeth Warren : NPR
Lessons From MLK for a Better Post-Coronavirus Economy - YES! Magazine
5 Things You Should Know About Bernie Sanders : It's All Politics : NPR
The Sanders-Warren dispute about whether women can win hurts women's willingness to run. - The Washington Post
Why Progressives Chose Bernie Sanders Over Elizabeth Warren : NPR
ANALYSIS: Martin Luther King Jr. Day spotlights diversity in the 2020 Democratic field - ABC News
In a Season of Rage, Populist Lessons From the Movement – BillMoyers.com
2020 Democratic contenders link arms in King Day march - Los Angeles Times
Bernie Sanders Marched with MLK at Selma? | Snopes.com
U.S. marks 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination - Xinhua | English.news.cn
FBI, which conducted surveillance on MLK, sees backlash after social media post - ABC News
Bernie Sanders Marched with MLK at Selma? | Snopes.com
He's one of us': Sanders energizing red-state progressives | AP News
On King Holiday, 2020 Democrats March Arm in Arm to Honor His Legacy - The New York Times
Another Populism - Boston Review
Bernie Sanders announces he's running for president as a Democrat - The Washington Post
Behind the Image: Bernie Sanders at the University of Chicago Racial Equality Sit-in, 58 Years Ago • Danny Lyon • Magnum Photos
Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter asks for people to commit to her father's fight - ABC News
FBI, which conducted surveillance on MLK, sees backlash after social media post - ABC News
John Lewis - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was my friend, my mentor, my brother. He represented the very best in all of us. Martin Luther King Day is a day on,
MLK Day draws presidential hopefuls to South Carolina | PBS NewsHour
