#OnThisDay in 1929, the world welcomed the birth of a true hero—Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Born to Michael (later Martin Luther) King, Sr., and Mrs. Alberta Williams King, he would become a crucial champion of justice. Dr. King dedicated his life to the civil rights movement, tirelessly advocating for justice and equality for all. His powerful words resonate with millions, reminding us that “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” More than an eloquent speaker, he was a martyr for the cause, enduring personal sacrifices in pursuit of a dream where individuals are judged by their character rather than the color of their skin. Today, we celebrate his legacy and honor his steadfast commitment to justice. Let us carry forward his message of love, equality, and unity as we strive for Civil and Human Rights. DYK? On Dr. King's 36th birthday, President Johnson called to offer his greetings. King urged Johnson to appoint an African American to the Cabinet, emphasizing its p...