While Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday was actually on January 15th, the official observance and federal holiday is today. Regardless of which day you choose to celebrate this great man, it’s a time to consider the remarkably powerful impact he had on the course of our nation’s history. Martin Luther King Jr. was a brilliant […]
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Over the years many, self-included, have attempted to dissect what it was that made him such a phenomenal leader. As I began to pause this year to reflect on the legacy of Dr. King, one thing jumped out to me as a major lesson as to what made him such an effective leader: he made
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In the final battle of the night on The Four, Tim Johnson Jr. performed “Earned It” by The Weeknd. Zhavia delivered a cover of “Say Something” by A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera. Charlie Walk said he would love to see more of Tim’s voice and less of his movement. Charlie said it was
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Last of the night is Tim Johnson Jr. performing Al Green’s “Last Stay Together” on The Four. Johnson has been making a name for himself by capturing the attention of big names and directors in Philadelphia, Las Vegas and now Los Angeles. Not only can he sing, dance, act and model but he can also
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As we take time to remember the life story Martin Luther King Jr, we typically discuss his role as a leader, a hero, and an activist. What we talk about far less often is how good he was at selling. But think about it: King faced a powerful and hostile audience, asked them to accept
Google is marking Martin Luther King Day with a doodle designed by the guest artist, Cannaday Chapman. According to Chapman, his image of a young girl on her father’s shoulders listening to Dr. King speak is meant to evoke Dr. King’s dream of creating a better world for all children. “It may appear that this
