Having just turned 90, a milestone marked with the release of a biography, Andrew Young has a few lessons for young people inspired by his legacy. One boils down to “Capitalism, baby.” Another is, “You have no idea what hard times are.” A third might be, “You can work with Republicans. I do.” At a…

In 1966, Martin Luther King Jr. interviewed with the BBC, where he said he believed there could be a black president in 40 years or less. He was also surprised to see the progress the country had made since passing the Civil Rights bill. In this episode, Larry Elder breaks down what Martin Luther King…

Commentary Can there be injustice if there is no truth? Martin Luther King Jr. considered this question in his powerful letter from Birmingham Jail (1963). He was responding to fellow members of the clergy who opposed segregation but rejected civil disobedience, which involved breaking the law. His central point was that laws may be just…