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Bermuda’s people should be inspired by Dr Martin Luther King Jr to face the Island’s problems together, according to Premier Michael Dunkley. Dr King’s official birthday commemoration takes place today — a day that has been declared a public holiday ...

Born Michael King Jr on this day in 1929, MLK’s life was a journey of transformation. His father had declared independence as a teen; turning around a challenged background through perseverance and some luck. Daddy King changed their names to “Martin...

Gay Bermudians who marry abroad are mulling how to get their home country to recognise the unions — and give them the same rights as their heterosexual compatriots. As the number of countries legalising same-sex marriages continues to grow, a group o...

History shows that dark experiences of hatred and division largely associated with skin colour, and ethnic origins, resulted in monumental challenges to those who embarked upon a path to remove such negative attitudes that scorned others, simply beca...

A turning point of the US Civil Rights movement will be recreated this week by pupils of Southampton’s Dalton E Tucker Primary School. Students tomorrow will mark the January 15 birthday of the movement’s unofficial head: Martin Luther King, Jr. Depu...

Today, August 28, 2013, marks the 50th anniversary of the historic ‘March on Washington’ during which Martin Luther King delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. The Drum Major gave voice to a vision that resonated immediately across the globe; ...

Peaceful change was celebrated by more than 100 people at Queen Elizabeth Park at an event hosted by the community group Imagine Bermuda. The gathering yesterday marked the 54th anniversary of the 1959 Theatre Boycott, which was launched by the Progr...

March 23, 2013 Dear Sir, I had a call from a Hamilton businessman this morning regarding my letter ‘Stacking the deck’, which was published in The Royal Gazette on March 22, and the fact the business owners cannot vote in the Corporation of Hamilton’...