Thank you for attending our class on honoring Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. MLK Day is more than a holiday—it’s a time to reflect, learn, and take action in support of equality and justice.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps

The Purpose of MLK Day

This national holiday is a time to remember MLK’s contributions to the civil rights movement and to reflect on his vision of justice, equality, and nonviolent change.

Ways to Reflect and Learn

Read MLK’s speeches and writings, watch documentaries about the civil rights movement, and engage in discussions about social justice issues.

Serving the Community

Participate in a "Day of Service" by volunteering at local organizations, supporting social justice initiatives, or helping those in need in your community.

Encouraging Dialogue and Action

Host or join discussions on civil rights, diversity, and inclusion. Share MLK’s message with younger generations to keep his legacy alive.

Taking Ongoing Action

Beyond MLK Day, commit to supporting causes that align with his values, whether through advocacy, community engagement, or continued education.

By celebrating MLK Day with purpose, we honor his legacy and contribute to the ongoing pursuit of equality and justice for all.