Martin Luther King Jr

Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, renowned for her compelling dissents, joins Martin Luther King, Jr., the legendary civil rights leader. They engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the necessity of dissent amid political turmoil. Sotomayor shares insights from her impassioned dissent regarding presidential immunity, while King emphasizes the need for a 'revolution of values' to confront moral injustices. Their powerful exchange inspires listeners to actively participate in shaping a more equitable future.

60 years since 'I have a dream' speech, Sherri Jackson meets speakers from differing religious backgrounds influenced by Dr. King's words. They discuss his vision, role of faith in social justice, income inequality, and faith communities as organizers for justice.

Bayard Rustin, a key organizer of the March on Washington and expert in nonviolent resistance, shares his journey alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., shedding light on their partnership in advocating for civil rights. Walter Nagel, Bayard's partner, provides personal anecdotes and archival insights. They discuss the challenges of leading such a monumental event while managing Rustin's identity as a gay man, revealing the complexities of organizing for change in a divided society. This engaging conversation highlights the unsung heroism that shaped America's civil rights movement.